Supreme Court of India
Vidya Dhar Pande v. Vidyut Grih Siksha Samiti & Ors.
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Madhya Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Adhiniyam, 1955: Sections 28(2)(d) and Regulations 61, 71 and 79 framed thereunder-Regula tions have force of law-Termination of services of Higher Secondary School Principal in contravention of Regulation 79-Held illegal and quashed. The appellant was appointed from July 3, 1968 as principal of the School run by the respondent society, a body registered under the M.P. Non-trading Corporation Act, 1962. On June 23, 1971 the appellant's services were terminated with immediate effect by giving one month's II> salary in lieu of notice. The appellant made
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