Supreme Court of India
Mahadeo Bhau Khilare (mane) and Ors. v. State of Maharashtra and Ors.
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Judgment, page 6
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Service Law: Absorption-Unpaid assistants enagaged by Talathi in State of Maharashtra-Claim for absorption on regular posts-Held: the candidates were enagagaed by employees themselves to help them and not by any authority having reuquisite jurisdiction therefor-Since they were not in service of State, their regularization would be wholly impermissible-Any action on the part of a servant of State on his own, having no authority in that behalf, would be wholly illegal and without jurisdiction-Any scheme by way of any executive instruction in terms of Article 162 of the Constitution, if
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