Supreme Court of India
Nano Kumar v. State of Bihar & Ors.
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Service law: Regularisation - Daily wagers even if appointed for a long time are not entitled to be absorbed and regularised. Bihar Agriculture Produce Market (Repeal) Act, 2006: s.6 - 'all officers and employees' - Whether include daily wagers - Held: Daily wagers are not included within the meaning of 0 · 'all officers and employees' as used in s. 6(i) of the Repeal Act - Daily wagers cannot be treated as permanent Government employees - s. 6(i) makes it clear that after the repeal of the Agriculture Produce Act, 1960, all officers and employees of the Board are to continue in employment
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