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Appointments to public offices should be guided by competence, integrity and professional ability and not by recommendations or other extraneous considerations

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Appointments to public offices should be guided by competence, integrity and professional ability and not by recommendations or other extraneous considerations
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The Madras High Court has ruled that appointments to public offices must be based on merit, integrity, and professional competence rather than recommendations. The court emphasized that such standards are essential for the effective functioning of the legal system.

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Appointments to public offices should be guided by competence, integrity and professional ability and not by recommendations or other extraneous considerations, the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court has said.

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