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Shri Krishan vs The Kurukshetra University, ... on 17 November, 1975

5. Learned counsel for petitioners states that petitioners are Diploma Holders in Electrical Engineering/Electronics Engineering and have studied subjects of electric/ SWP no.888/2015 Page 2 of 12 3 electronics, while pursuing their Diploma course, which are taught to persons having ITI in electric or electronics and in terms of condition no.12 of Advertisement Notice No.04 of 2013 dated 23rd February 2013, Matric with ITI is minimum qualification for the post of Technician-III, thus, petitioners have higher and better qualification. They even sat in written test and declared successful. Thereafter petitioners appeared in interview. But they do not figure in select list. According to learned counsel, respondent Board's contention - petitioners do not possess Matric with ITI in relevant trade, the minimum qualification prescribed for post of Technician-III, are ineligible for the post - is without any substance. Learned counsel also invites attention of this Court to Syllabus of Semester System for the Trade of Electrician under Craftsmen Training Scheme (CTS) Two Years/Four Years as also Curriculum/ Information Brochure for Three Years' Diploma Programme in Electrical Engineering of Government Polytechnic College Ganderbal (Annexure D-1 & D-2 to writ petition). To buttress his arguments that he advanced, learned counsel has cited decisions rendered in Shri Krishan v. The Kurukshetra University AIR 1976 SC 376; Life Insurance Corporation of India and others v. Triveni SWP no.888/2015 Page 3 of 12 4 Sharan Misra (2014) 10 SCC 346; S. Gurmeet Singh & anr v. State & ors 2008 (II) SLJ 875; judgement dated 20th May 2010 in SWP no.2670 of 2001 titled Ajay Kumar Uttam v. State of J&K and others; judgement dated 31st March 2016 passed by the Division Bench of this Court in LPA no.28/2016 titled Mohammad Maqbool Rather & anr v. Hamid Rauf Ganai & anr.
Supreme Court of India Cites 4 - Cited by 219 - S M Ali - Full Document

Life Insurance Corp. Of India & Ors vs Triveni Sharan Mishra on 2 September, 2014

5. Learned counsel for petitioners states that petitioners are Diploma Holders in Electrical Engineering/Electronics Engineering and have studied subjects of electric/ SWP no.888/2015 Page 2 of 12 3 electronics, while pursuing their Diploma course, which are taught to persons having ITI in electric or electronics and in terms of condition no.12 of Advertisement Notice No.04 of 2013 dated 23rd February 2013, Matric with ITI is minimum qualification for the post of Technician-III, thus, petitioners have higher and better qualification. They even sat in written test and declared successful. Thereafter petitioners appeared in interview. But they do not figure in select list. According to learned counsel, respondent Board's contention - petitioners do not possess Matric with ITI in relevant trade, the minimum qualification prescribed for post of Technician-III, are ineligible for the post - is without any substance. Learned counsel also invites attention of this Court to Syllabus of Semester System for the Trade of Electrician under Craftsmen Training Scheme (CTS) Two Years/Four Years as also Curriculum/ Information Brochure for Three Years' Diploma Programme in Electrical Engineering of Government Polytechnic College Ganderbal (Annexure D-1 & D-2 to writ petition). To buttress his arguments that he advanced, learned counsel has cited decisions rendered in Shri Krishan v. The Kurukshetra University AIR 1976 SC 376; Life Insurance Corporation of India and others v. Triveni SWP no.888/2015 Page 3 of 12 4 Sharan Misra (2014) 10 SCC 346; S. Gurmeet Singh & anr v. State & ors 2008 (II) SLJ 875; judgement dated 20th May 2010 in SWP no.2670 of 2001 titled Ajay Kumar Uttam v. State of J&K and others; judgement dated 31st March 2016 passed by the Division Bench of this Court in LPA no.28/2016 titled Mohammad Maqbool Rather & anr v. Hamid Rauf Ganai & anr.
Supreme Court of India Cites 4 - Cited by 24 - P C Pant - Full Document

S. Gurmeet Singh And Ors. vs State And Ors. on 13 December, 2007

5. Learned counsel for petitioners states that petitioners are Diploma Holders in Electrical Engineering/Electronics Engineering and have studied subjects of electric/ SWP no.888/2015 Page 2 of 12 3 electronics, while pursuing their Diploma course, which are taught to persons having ITI in electric or electronics and in terms of condition no.12 of Advertisement Notice No.04 of 2013 dated 23rd February 2013, Matric with ITI is minimum qualification for the post of Technician-III, thus, petitioners have higher and better qualification. They even sat in written test and declared successful. Thereafter petitioners appeared in interview. But they do not figure in select list. According to learned counsel, respondent Board's contention - petitioners do not possess Matric with ITI in relevant trade, the minimum qualification prescribed for post of Technician-III, are ineligible for the post - is without any substance. Learned counsel also invites attention of this Court to Syllabus of Semester System for the Trade of Electrician under Craftsmen Training Scheme (CTS) Two Years/Four Years as also Curriculum/ Information Brochure for Three Years' Diploma Programme in Electrical Engineering of Government Polytechnic College Ganderbal (Annexure D-1 & D-2 to writ petition). To buttress his arguments that he advanced, learned counsel has cited decisions rendered in Shri Krishan v. The Kurukshetra University AIR 1976 SC 376; Life Insurance Corporation of India and others v. Triveni SWP no.888/2015 Page 3 of 12 4 Sharan Misra (2014) 10 SCC 346; S. Gurmeet Singh & anr v. State & ors 2008 (II) SLJ 875; judgement dated 20th May 2010 in SWP no.2670 of 2001 titled Ajay Kumar Uttam v. State of J&K and others; judgement dated 31st March 2016 passed by the Division Bench of this Court in LPA no.28/2016 titled Mohammad Maqbool Rather & anr v. Hamid Rauf Ganai & anr.
Jammu & Kashmir High Court Cites 8 - Cited by 3 - J P Singh - Full Document

Mohammad Maqbool Rather & Anr vs Hamid Rauf Ganai & Anr on 31 March, 2016

5. Learned counsel for petitioners states that petitioners are Diploma Holders in Electrical Engineering/Electronics Engineering and have studied subjects of electric/ SWP no.888/2015 Page 2 of 12 3 electronics, while pursuing their Diploma course, which are taught to persons having ITI in electric or electronics and in terms of condition no.12 of Advertisement Notice No.04 of 2013 dated 23rd February 2013, Matric with ITI is minimum qualification for the post of Technician-III, thus, petitioners have higher and better qualification. They even sat in written test and declared successful. Thereafter petitioners appeared in interview. But they do not figure in select list. According to learned counsel, respondent Board's contention - petitioners do not possess Matric with ITI in relevant trade, the minimum qualification prescribed for post of Technician-III, are ineligible for the post - is without any substance. Learned counsel also invites attention of this Court to Syllabus of Semester System for the Trade of Electrician under Craftsmen Training Scheme (CTS) Two Years/Four Years as also Curriculum/ Information Brochure for Three Years' Diploma Programme in Electrical Engineering of Government Polytechnic College Ganderbal (Annexure D-1 & D-2 to writ petition). To buttress his arguments that he advanced, learned counsel has cited decisions rendered in Shri Krishan v. The Kurukshetra University AIR 1976 SC 376; Life Insurance Corporation of India and others v. Triveni SWP no.888/2015 Page 3 of 12 4 Sharan Misra (2014) 10 SCC 346; S. Gurmeet Singh & anr v. State & ors 2008 (II) SLJ 875; judgement dated 20th May 2010 in SWP no.2670 of 2001 titled Ajay Kumar Uttam v. State of J&K and others; judgement dated 31st March 2016 passed by the Division Bench of this Court in LPA no.28/2016 titled Mohammad Maqbool Rather & anr v. Hamid Rauf Ganai & anr.
Jammu & Kashmir High Court - Srinagar Bench Cites 0 - Cited by 1 - Full Document
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