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Supreme Court of India

Official Liquidator v. Dayanand and Others

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Reported as [2008] 15 S.C.R. 331
Decided 4 November 2008

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r Service Law: c Companies (Court) Rules, 1959: rr. 308 and 309 - Persons engaged by Official Liquidators and paid from company fund - Claiming regularization, and parity in salary and allowances as paid to employees appointed by Government of India against sanctioned posts - Scheme framed by Government of India in 1999 on the model of the 1978 Scheme for absorption of suitable and eligible company paid staff against 50% of vacancies in direct recruitment quota of Group ' ' posts - Challenged, and absorption of all the company paid staff .. sought - HELD: Company paid staff constitute a

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