Supreme Court of India
State of Punjab and Ors. v. Dev Raj and Ors.
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Service Law-Absorption-Claim of-Policy decision by State Government to take over a School in financial difficulties with its existing staff-Teachers who joined for certain period after policy decision taken by State Government claiming absorption-Stay order by High Court-Subsequently, court holding that claimants to be absorbed-Division Bench dismissing the State 's appeal on the ground that claimants working on basis of stay order-Sustainability of-Held: Not sustainable since High Court did not consider the agreement between School management and State Government that staff with prescribed
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