Supreme Court of India
Upendra Singh v. The State of Bihar and Ors.
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We are of the view that the impugned judgment is without any blemish and no interference is called for.
Judgment, page 6
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Service Law – Regularisation – When not valid – Appellant was appointed in Grade III in non-teaching staff by respondent No.8, a private college– Respondent no.8 was taken over by State Govt. and became a ‘Constituent College’ of Bihar University, whereafter though the appellant was absorbed but no salary was paid –Writ petition thereagainst was dismissed by High Court – Plea of appellant that by a resolution of State Govt. itself, as far back as in 1991, decision was taken to regularise the services but benefit thereof was not extended to appellant even when he fulfills all the conditions…
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