JUDGMENT

Dhananjaya Y. Chandrachud, J. - This appeal arises from a judgment and order of the Division Bench of the High Court of Delhi dated 29 November 2016. The High Court has, in exercise of its jurisdiction under Article 226 of the Constitution, affirmed a judgment and order of the Central Administrative Tribunal at its Principal Bench at New Delhi, by which the first respondent was held to be qualified for appointment to the post of Labour Welfare Superintendent.

2. An advertisement was issued for inviting applications for various posts in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi on a competitive basis. Among the posts that were advertised was that of a Labour Welfare Superintendent in the Municipal Corporation..

The qualifications and experience required for the post were prescribed as follows:

"Essential Qualifications:

(1) Degree of a recognized University or Equivalent.

(2) Post-Graduate Degree/Diploma in Social Work or Labour Welfare or Industrial Relations or Personnel Management or in any other allied subject of recognized University /institution or equivalent.

Desirable:

(1) Degree in Law of a recognized University or equivalent.

(2) Experience in the field in responsible cap