Supreme Court of India
State Bank of India & Ors. v. Sheo Shankar Tewari
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Service Law – Compassionate appointment – Substitution of original scheme under which appointment on compassionate grounds could be made, by a scheme under which only ex gratia payment to be made over to the dependents – The decisions of Supreme Court, relied upon by the petitioner proceeded on the premise that there was no vested right to have the matter considered under the former scheme and the governing scheme would be one which was in force when the applications came up for consideration – The decision relied upon by the respondent proceeded on a different principle and stipulated that…
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- 2021 The Secretary to Govt. Department of Education (primary) & Ors. v. Bheemesh Alias Bheemappa
- 2020 N. C. Santhosh v. State of Karnataka & Ors.
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