Supreme Court of India

Sh. Narayan Yeshwant Gore v. Union of India and Ors.

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Reported as [1995] 3 S.C.R. 803
Decided 26 April 1995

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Service Law : Employee-Deputation-Continuation for a long period with concur- c rence of parent department-During deputation short term vacancies occurring in parent Department-Such vacancies filled by ad-hoc promotions-No proforma promotion to employee on deputation-On repatriation to parent department employee promoted on ad-hoc basis-Deemed substantive ap- pointment of ad-hoc employees in view of a judicial pronounce- ment-fl.epatriated employee treated as substantively appointed from date of repatriation-Held benefit of judicial pronouncement should be extended to repatriated employee

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