Supreme Court of India
Post Master General, Kolka Ta and Ors. v. Tutu Das (dutta)
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Service Law: Daily wager substitute to EDA-Claim for regularization-Held: Neither the Central Administrative Tribunal nor the High Court recorded a positive · finding that the daily wager had completed 240 days in a year as substitute to EDA-No appointment should be made contrary to statutory provisions governing recruitment or the rules framed in that behalf under a statute by the proviso to Article 309 of the Constitution-Constitution of India-Arts. 14, 16, 77, 162 and 309-Industrial Disputes Act, 1947-25F. Respondent, a daily rated substitute to a regular EDA, claimed to have completed 240
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