Supreme Court of India
The High Court Employees Welfare Association, Calcutta and Ors. v. State of West Bengal and Ors.
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Constitution of India, I950: Article 229(2)-Draft Calcutta High Court Service Rules-Approval by Governor-High Court employees-Revision of pay scales-Draft Rules approved by Chief Justice forwarded for approval of Governor-State Government not recommending draft rules for approval of Governor-Held, the Governor, under Article 229(2) has the power to refasi~ grant of approval, provided there is "very good reason" for the same-Record reveals sufficient degree of exchange of ideas between the State Government and the Chief Justice but the matter is unresolved due to lack of consensus-The…
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