Supreme Court of India
Punjab State Warehousing Corpn., Chandigarh v. Manmohan Singh and Anr.
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Service Law-Regularization-scheme for regularization by State Government-Contract employee of statutory Authority Termination of services-Challenged-Direction by High Court to employer to consider the c case of employee in the backdrop of the Scheme-Employee denying -:. regularization on the ground that Scheme not applicable to the contract employee-Denial of regularization set aside by High Court-On appeal, held: Employee not entitled to regularization under the Scheme-The terms and conditions of the employees of the employer was governed by statutory rules-Scheme of the State could not have
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