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1999 Supreme(J&K) 112

O.P.SHARMA, A.M.MIR
Public Service Commission J&K – Appellant
Versus
Sanjay Dhar – Respondent


Advocates Appeared:
Advocate For Appellant: D.C. Raina
Advocate For Respondent: J.S. Kotwal

1. This letters patent appeal is directed against an interim direction dated: 21.09.94 passed by a learned single Bench in O.W.P.No:675 of 1993. The brief facts of the case are these. The appellant had invited applications for making selection to the posts of Munsiffs some time in the year 1992. The respondent considering himself eligible applied for appearing in the competative examination to be conducted in accordance with the J&K Civil Service (Judicial) Recruitment Rules, 1967 (for short the recruitment Rules), but his application was rejected on the ground that he did not satisfy the eligibility criteria prescribed under the Rules. He challenged the order dated: 02.07.1993 rejecting his application and by this court order dated: 21.07.1993, the appellant was directed to permit the writ petitioner to appear in the examination at his own risk and responsibility. While admitting the position on 21.09.1994, the order dated: 21.07.1993 was modified and the appellant was directed to communicate the result of the writ petitioner to the Government and in case he was selected, the Government was directed to consider him for appointment.

The appellant challenges the order dated: 21.09.19





















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