Shekhar Kaduba More And Others vs The State Of Maharashtra Through Its ...

ik-191246217 Bombay High Court 20 December 2024 • WRIT PETITION NO. 5313 OF 2024; WRIT PETITION NO. 5271 OF 2024; CIVIL APPLICATION NO. 9577 OF 2024 • 30 min read

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Case Significance

Shekhar Kaduba More And Others vs The State Of Maharashtra Through Its ... is a Bombay High Court decision dated December 20, 2024 (citation: ik-191246217). ITI instructors holding engineering degrees challenged a Central Administrative Tribunal order that held they were ineligible for appointment as they did not possess the specific ITI trade qualification prescribed in the 1983 Recruitment Rules. The Court found that a degree in engineering was a higher qualification but was not expressly included in the recruitment rules as an equivalent qualification. The writ petitions were dismissed, affirming the Tribunal's view that the petitioners were n The bench comprised Justices Mangesh S. Patil and Prafulla S. Khubalkar. The judgment was delivered by Justice Mangesh S. Patil. Counsel appearing: G. R. Raghuwanshi (counsel for respondent).

Summary

ITI instructors holding engineering degrees challenged a Central Administrative Tribunal order that held they were ineligible for appointment as they did not possess the specific ITI trade qualification prescribed in the 1983 Recruitment Rules. The Court found that a degree in engineering was a higher qualification but was not expressly included in the recruitment rules as an equivalent qualification. The writ petitions were dismissed, affirming the Tribunal's view that the petitioners were not entitled to appointment without the prescribed trade qualification.

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ITI instructors holding engineering degrees challenged a Central Administrative Tribunal order that held they were ineligible for appointment as they did not possess the specific ITI trade qualificati...

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