Supreme Court of India
Shri Gajanan L. Pernekar v. State of Goa and Anr.
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Service Law: Educational Institution-Headmaster of High School-Schoo/ taken over by Government-Appellant-Headmaster appointed as Headmaster of other school which was a middle school-His representation allowed by Government order dated 16.i 1994 and he was absorbed as Headmaster of Government High School w.e.j 1.4.1974 with consequential benefits-Writ petition filed by appellant as consequential benefits not granted-High Court disposed of writ petition with liberty to appellant to make representation to department-High Court, however, observed that appointment of appellant as Headmaster of…
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