TNTET தாள் I வழக்கு : ஏற்கனவே விடைக்குறிப்பு குறித்து முடிவு செய்யப்பட்டதால் மனு தள்ளுபடிநீதியரசர் நாகமுத்து அளித்த தீர்ப்பின் முழு விவரம்.

IN THE HIGH COURT OF
JUDICATURE AT MADRAS
THE HONOURABLE
MR.JUSTICE

S.NAGAMUTHU

W.P.No.31210 of 2014and

M.P.No.1 of 2014

Writ Petition filed under
Article 226 of the
Constitution of India praying
for the issuance of a writ of
mandamus directing the
second respondent to
declare the petitioner as
qualified in the Tamiil Nadu
Teachers Eligibility Test
(TNTET) 2013 by awarding 3
marks to the petitioner and
consequently permit the
petitioner to participate in
the forthwith Certificate
Verification to the post of
Secondary Grade Teacher for
his appointment.

For Petitioner :

Mr.M.R.Jothimanian

For Respondents :

Mr.D.KRishnakumar,
Special Government Pleader

O R D E R

This writ petition has been
listed before me as a
specially ordered case on
the orders of the Hon'ble the
Acting Chief Justice dated
25.06.2014.

2.The Teachers Recruitment
Board, Government of Tamil
Nadu, conducted Tamil Nadu
Teachers' Eligibility
Test-2013, as per the
Notification No.3 of 2013,
on 22.5.2013. The petitioner
participated in the said
examination. His Roll
Number is 13TE28102219.
The question papers were in
four series. The questions
were of objective type. The
petitioner was supplied with
'B' series question paper in
Paper - I. He has secured 89
marks. According to the
petitioner, for question
Nos.7, 18 and 55 though he
had answered rightly, he has
not been awarded each one
mark to the said three
questions.

3.It is brought to my notice
by the learned Special
Government Pleader
appearing for the
respondents that the
correctness of the said
questions have been decided
by this Court in earlier writ
petitions in W.P(MD)
Nos.18223 & 18425 of 2013.
In view of the said admitted
position, nothing survives in
this writ petition.

4.In the result, the writ
petition fails and
accordingly, the same is
dismissed. The interim order
already granted is hereby
vacated. No costs.
Consequently, connected
miscellaneous petition is
closed.

02.07.2014

S.NAGAMUTHU,J.