Supreme Court of India
Satyendra Nath Bajpai v. Inspector Genl. of Registration, U.p.&an
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We are of the opinion that the writ petition of the appellant should have been considered by the High Court in the light of the circumstances referred to above.
Judgment, page 2
From the headnote
JUDGMENT: J U M N T S. . AGRAWAL, J. Leave granted. The appellant was appointed as Registration Clerk on daily wage basis by order dated February 14, 1985. He had worked as Registration Clerk on daily wage basis during various periods from February 14, 1985 to March 31, 1990. His services were not availed thereafter. The appellant filed a writ petition (writ petition No. 849/95 [8030/90]) in the Allahabad High Court wherein he claimed that he has been shown at serial No. 1 in the approved list of candidates issued by the District Registrar, District Hardoi, and that the service of Pradyumna…
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