Supreme Court of India
The Regional Manager, Apsrtc v. N. Satyanarayana and Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950-Art.226: Unexplained delay in filing of writ petition-Effect-Respondents c appointed on daily wage basis-Subsequently regularized-12 years thereafter, Respondents filed writ petition seeking regularization from date of their initial appointment as daily wagers-No explanation given for the delayed approach-Held: Writ petition liable to be dismissed on ground of delay and !aches-Service Law- ).…
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