Supreme Court of India
Sandhya v. State of Maharashtra & Ors.
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Service law: Regularisation - Claim for - Appellant Terminated employee challenging termination and seeking regularisation of services - Administrative Tribunal directing the authorities to regularise the services in accordance with Government Resolution dated 1 Oth March 2005 - Authorities refusing to regularise the appellant on the ground that he was not working on the date the said Government Resolution came into force - High Court refusing to interfere with the orders of authorities - Held: High Court has misguided itself by holding that the appellant was not working on the date of
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