Supreme Court of India
Kandarpa Sarma v. Rajeswar Das and Ors.
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Service law: Appointment - Post of Gaonburah - State issued an advertisement for filling the post of Gaonburah - Appellant, respondent no. 1 and others submitted their candidature - Report along with other records submitted by circle officer regarding suitability of the candidates considered by Selection Committee - Appellant found suitable and appointed as Gaonburah - Respondent no. 1 challenged the order of appointment of appellant - Deputy Commissioner set aside the order of the appointment of the appellant and also issued direction to appoint respondent no. 1 as the Gaonburah - Second…
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