Supreme Court of India
Umesh Kumar Nagpal Etc. v. State of Haryana and Ors.
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Service Law : Appointment to Public Service-On compassionate grounds-Considerations to be taken into account-Categories of posts to which such appointments could be made-Guidelines issued. In these two appeals preferred against the decision of the High Court, the question that arose was as regards the considerations which should guide while giving appointment in public service on compassionate grounds. c Dismissing the appeals and laying down guidelines for appointment on compassionate grounds, this court HELD : 1.1. Out of pure humanitarian consideration taking into account the fact that
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