Supreme Court of India
State of Haryana v. Surinder Kumar and Ors.
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Service Law : Regularisation----Daily wage employees-Claim for parity in pay with regular employees and for regularisation-Held, the Government would con sider the cases of the claimants, in accordance with law and guidelines laid down by this Court* for their appointment to service, provided they are otherwise eligible-Age-relaxation to be given to the extent they have worked-From the date of appointment on regular basis they will be entitled c to equal pay on par with Regular clerks-Recruitment was not made in accordance with rules-Authorities would rectify the e"ors and take suitable…
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