Supreme Court of India
Veer Kunwar Singh University Ad Hoc Teachers Association and Ors. v. The Bihar State University (c.c.) Service Commission and Ors.
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c Service Law: Appointment-Practice of appointing ad-hoc teachers in Universities deprecated-Held: If a Government of a State or a University which is also a State within the meaning of Art.12, despite repeated observations of the Superior Courts, continue to do so, such a practice must be condemned- Creation of sanctioned posts is sine qua non for recruitment-Any appointment made in violation of the constitutional scheme of equality as adumbrated under Art. 14 as also in violation of the provisions of the relevant Act and .,._ .. the subordinate legislation framed thereunder would be wholly…
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