Supreme Court of India
State of U.P. and Others v. Ramash-yraya Yadav and Another
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Service Law : Employment-Equality in-Equal pay for equal work-Principle of-Applicability-Temporary appointees-Essential qualification, mode of recrnitment and duties-Different from those of regular appointees-Held : principle applicable only when two sets of employees similarly situated and discharging similar functions get different scales of pay-Hence, the fonner not entitled to pality in pay with latter-Constitution of India-Art. 39(d). Constitution of India, 1950 : Article 226. Non-disclosure of material facts-Temporary appointees-Cancellation of appointment-Continuing in service under
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