Supreme Court of India
J.S. Chhabra Etc. v. State of M.P. and Ors. Etc.
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Service Law : M.P. Regulation of Ad hoc Appointment Rules, 1986-Regularisation under-Of ad-hoc CMO (Lecturer Grade) having teaching experience-To the post of lecturel'-Recruitment to the post generally by direct selec tion-Qualification for both the posts same-Whether declaration of CMOs. as Lecturers and Regularisation by govemment is in contravention to Recmit ment Rules-Held, the action of Govemment in regularising the Service of CM Os. cannot be regarded as improper or illegal. c Seniority--Detennination of-Regularisation of ad-hoc CMO (Lecturer Grade) as Lecturers under Regularisation…
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