Supreme Court of India

Madras Institute of Development Studies and Another v. Dr. K. Sivasubramaniyan and Others

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Bench M.Y. Eqbalandarun Mishra J.
Decided 20 August 2015

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Service Law- Selection Process I Procedure- For the positions of Professor, Associate Professor and Assistant Professor - Appel/ant-Institute issued advertisement - Several persons including respondent No. 1 submitted applications - Selection Committee conducted interviews 0 and recommended a panel of five names. Thereafter, Executive Council by Order dated 14.8.2006 approved the appointment of various persons - Since the Institute had advertised for three posts, the first three i.e. respondent nos. 2, 3 and 4 were initially approached for the post of Associate Professor - Respondent No. 1…

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