Supreme Court of India
Satyapal Singh v. The Haryana State Subordinate Selection Board and Ors.
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Service law : Civil Services-Haryana State Subordinate Services Regularisation-Disabled-Ex-serviceman persons-Held, there is no auto- matic right of regularisation for such persons appointed in ad hoc capacity-Adoption of merit criterion held justified and fair-Instrnctions of Government of Haryana dated 6th March 1972 and 21st May 1979--fi.esolu tion of Haryana State Subordinate Services Selection Board dated 1st Sep tember, 1991. The Appellant, an ex-serviceman, was disabled to the extent or 40%. He was appointed as 'Technical Tracer' on an ad hoc basis and his name was recommended by
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