Supreme Court of India
Satichidananda Mishra v. State of Orissa and Ors.
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Service Law: Orissa Medical Education Service (Appointment of Junior Teachers Validation) Act, 1993-Section 3(1)-Appointment-Under repealed Rules Passing of Validation Act, validating the illegal appointments-Validity of the Act held ultra vires and inoperative by Administrative Tribunal and High Court-On appeal, held: It is beyond the scope of Legislature to validate such illegal appointments as such attempt would violate Articles I 4 and I 6 of the Constitution-Constitution of India, I 950-Articles I 4 and I 6-0rissa Medical Health Services (Recruitment and Promotion to Teaching Posts in…
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