Supreme Court of India
Mukesh Bhai Chhotabhai Patel v. Joint Agriculture and Marketing Advisor, Govt. of India and Ors.
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Se111ice Law-Tempormy appoilltment-Scheme for regularisation of Conditions of applicabilitr-field inapplicable to employee who has not passed the qualifying test. The appellant was appointed on May 21, 1977 but was removed from service subsequently. He unsuccessfully challenged his removal before the Tribunal. In appeal to this Court it was contended on bis behalf that in view of the scheme framed by the Union of India vide its Circular No. 19/511/80-Estt. I dated 8.6.84, which prescribed that all persons appointed temporarily to Group posts on or prior to November 4, 1978 should be
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