Supreme Court of India
State of Gujarat and Ors. v. Dilipbhai Shaligram Patil
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Practice and Procedure-Interim order-Respondent-employee filed writ petition challenging his discharge from service-Pending disposal of the c petition, interim order passed directing reinstatement of Respondent-Writ petition finally dismissed-Held: The interim order came to an end with final disposal of the petition-Mereiy because pursuant to the interim order reinstatement had been done, the High Court could not have subsequently granted relief to Respondent by allowing his appeal-Matter remitted back to High Court for fresh consideration on merits. Respondent filed writ petition questioning
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