Supreme Court of India
State of U.P. v. Girija Shankar Sonakiya
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not, therefore, legally constitute the basis for terminating the services of the respondent. The appellants were directed to reconsider the case of the respondent for regularisation under the Rules. This appeal had been filed against the judgment of the High Court . Allowing the appeal, the Court Held : There is a vital omission on the part of the High Court. While it considered the two factors of adverse entry and of respondent's integrity and held that the adverse entry having been expunged and the integrity having been certified by the Engineer-in-Chief, U.P. P.W. ., the case of the
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