Supreme Court of India
Vimal Kumari v. State of Haryana and Ors.
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Service Law : Haryana Social Welfare and Relief Organisation Service Group ' ' Rules, 1983: Service Rules-Draft Rules-Not notified for about a decade-:--Nor the Government gave any expjanation for not doing so-Employee reverted on the basis of Draft rules-Validity of-Held: If there is clear intention on the part of Government to enforce the draft rules in the near future, recourse to such draft rules is permissible to meet any emergent situation-However, if there is no intention to enforce or notijj; the rules at all recourse to such rules cannot be taken-This is because such draft rules
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