Supreme Court of India
A.G. Sainath Reddy v. The Govt. of A.P. and Ors.
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Service Law: Andhra Pradesh Deputy Superiflltendents of Jails Service Rules, 1974; Rules 3 & 4: Appointment of Junior Departmental Officers as Dy. Superintendent of Jails on adhoc basis and appointment of direct recruiis thereafter Regularisation of services of the appointee from the respective date of joining of service on adhoc/direct recruitment-Challenged by direct recruits-Allowed by Administrative Tribunal-On appeal, held, since posts were required to be filled up by direct appointment by the Service Commission, appointment of promotees on adhoc basis to the posts did not confer any
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