Supreme Court of India
District Rehabilitation Officer and Ors. v. Jay Kishore Maity and Ors.
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What the Court ordered
We are of the opinion that the projects should be continued by the State of West Bengal and the State of Karnataka as the case may be.
Judgment, page 9
From the headnote
Constitution of India-Article I 42-Scheme for rehabilitation of disabled people introduced by Central Government providing financial assistance-District Rehabilitation centres set up in the State-Workers employed in the Centres with pay scales of State Government employees Petitions before Central Administrative Tribunal by workers for directions to hold that they are Central Government employees-Tribunal and High Court holding that the workers are Central Government employees-Correctness of-Held, on facts, Tribunal did not assign reasons or/and made analysis of available 'materials before
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