Supreme Court of India
Bihar State Electricity Board & Anr. v. Ram Deo Prasad Singh & Ors.
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Bihar Reorganisation Act, 2000 - s. 89 - Transfer of pending proceedings - Respondent working at Thermal Power Station, Hazaribagh dismissed from service - Suit filed by respondent after four years before Munsif, Patna seeking declaration that dismissal was bad and inoperative in law - Suit allowed by the trial court - First appellate court by judgment dated 18. 1. 2006 upheld the said order- Patna High Court also upheld the order - On appeal, held: Suit filed by the respondent was not maintainable - On bifurcation of State of Bihar with effect from 15. 11. 2000, the appointed date under the
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