Supreme Court of India

Commissioner, Municipal Corporation Hyderabad and Others v. P. Mary Manoranjani and Another

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Bench S.B. Sinha and Harjit Singh Bedi JJ.
Decided 11 January 2008

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Service Law - Appointment by absorption of casual workers - For the purpose of appointment exemption granted c from sponsorship of the names of candidates from Employment. Exchange - Employer-Corporation requiring written test, typing test and interview for recruitment - Candidate-casual worker not appearing in written and typing test, but appearing in interview - Candidate seeking regular appointment - Termination of her services as a casual worker ~ on the ground of unauthorised absence from duty - Termination challenged - High Court directing her appointment - On appeal, held: Appointment…

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