Supreme Court of India
Commissioner of Municipal Administration & Anr.v. M. C. Sheela Evanjalin & Ors. v. M. C. Sheela Evanjalin & Ors.
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Service Law: Appointment – On facts, initial appointment of respondent as Road Gang Mazdoor – Respondent claimed appointment to the post of Overseer on basis of her qualification – Several litigations – Pursuant to the order by the High Court, respondent appointed as Revenue Assistant – Thereafter, respondent filed writ petition seeking appointment to the post of Public Work Supervisor, which was rejected – Subsequently, she filed another writ petition – Issuance of direction by the High Court to appoint respondent as Town Planning Commissioner – Respondent sought appointment but her claim…
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