Supreme Court of India
National Fertilizers Ltd. & Ors. v. Somvir Singh
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We are of the view that these cases are required to be heard by a Bench of five learned Judges.
Judgment, page 9
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Service Law : Appointment-By Government Company-In violation of Recruitment Rules-Regularisation thereof-Permissibility of-Held Appointments in violation of Recruitment Rules would render them as nullities-If appointment is without following the Rules, the question of regularization thereof would not arise. Appellant, a Government Company took a policy decision not to make further recruitment. Despite such ban 52 employees including respondents were appointed without any advertisement and without any intimation to employment exchange i.e. in violation of the Recruitment Rules made by the
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