Supreme Court of India
Dipak Kumar Biswas v. Director of Public Instruction & Ors.
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Constitution of India: Article 136--Powers of the Court to enlarge relief. Service Law: Lecturer of private aided college-Status of Wrongful termination of service of-Nature of relief-Whether entitled to declaration of continuance in service-Aided colleges-Whether statutory bodies. Assam Aided College Employees Rules, 1960: Assam Aided College Management Rules, 1965-Whether adopted in State of Meghalya. The appellant, who was holding a permanent post in a Central Government department, was selected for the post of Lecturer in a private aided college in Meghalya. The order of appointment
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