Supreme Court of India

Jit Singh & Ors. v. State of Punjab & Ors.

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Reported as [1979] 3 S.C.R. 194
Bench P.N. Shingal J.
Decided 13 February 1979

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ad hoc or temporary appointments, but it cannot be said that by reason of this, .•. .. the appointments so made were made wilfully in derogation of the requirements of the rules or were meant to run down the appellants. [200 ) 3. However, the appellants' argument that the relaxation contemplated by r. 14 \las restricted by considerations of "undue hardship" in any "pa-rticular case" and that it was not permissible for the State Govemmcnt to reduce in the case of

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