Supreme Court of India
Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur v. Raja Ram Verma and Ors.
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Administrative law: Judicial review - Prescribing or extending age of retirement - Held: Is a managerial function - Such decision taken by the management of the institutions like I. I. T. and I.I. M. are on consideration of various aspects - Most predominant consideration is the need of the institute, , its functional requirements and efficient management of its manpower - These are the areas where the court should not normally venture and judgment in this area should be best left with the authorities who are in-charge of running or managing such institutes - However, if court finds that the…
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