Supreme Court of India
Lokshikshan Prasarak Mandal and Anr. v. Rajendra Kumar Ajabrao Mahalle and Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950 : Alticle 226-Writ petition-Stay of impugned orde,-..Education Depmt ment of State of Maharashtra-Appointment given for one academic session specifically mentioning in the letter of appointment that at the end of the session, services would stand tenninated without notice-Inf ollowing year no appointments made-Appellant approaching Tlibunal for continuation of service-Tribunal held tennination illegal-Wlit petition by State-High Coult vacated the order of sttIJHeld, the finding recorded by the Tribunal is clearly unwan-anted-The case was clearly for the stay of
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