Supreme Court of India
Sodagar Singh v. State of Punjab and Ors.
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Service Law : Punjab Roadways (Ministerial) State Service Class-Ill Rules, 1977: Rules 8.9.22-Appointment-Law Assistant-Direct recrnit appointed c ad-hoc-High Court held that could not continue any longer unless regular recrnitment was made-Also gave direction to make regular appointment and if not made within 3 months, petitioner would not continue any longer after the expiry of three months-Held : High Court committed no error of law warranting interference.…
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