Supreme Court of India
State of West Bengal & Ors. v. Banibrata Ghosh & Ors.
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Service Law - Regularisation - Claim for - Leave vacancy - Appointment of respondent in leave vacancy and extension thereafter - Subsequently, creation of substantive vacancy on resignation of original incumbent - Writ petition by respondent seeking regularisation - Interim order directing regularisation of service - Grant of approval and respondent continuing in service - Writ petition heard after 10 years - Dismissal of, by Single Judge of High Court and denial of permanent status to respondent - However, in appeal, direction passed to regularise services of respondent - On appeal, held:
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