Supreme Court of India
Tej Narain Tiw Ary v. State of Bihar and Ors.
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Judgment, page 5
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Regularisation-Date of-Appellant appointed as Special Officer by Bihar School Education Board on 6. .69--Post abolished in April 1971-Suit filed by Appellant-In pursuance of compromise between the parties, Board appointed Appellant to regular post of Section Officer and regularised the appointment w.e.f. 6.8.69. Held, there was compulsory transfer from one post to the other, or alternatively, amalgamation of the two posts--Regularisation w.e.f. 6.8.69 justified. c By an order dated 16th August 1969, the appellant was appointed by respondent 2 • the Ribar School Examination Board • as a
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