Supreme Court of India
Sitikanatha Mishra v. Union of India & Ors.
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Service Law: Regularization and lien - Claim for - Initial appointment of appellant as Professor, on contract - Later regularized w. e.f. the date of joining the post - Prior to issuance of formal order indicating regularization of the appellant with retrospective effect, appellant joined higher post (post of Director) on contract basis - After completing his o tenure as Director, appellant applied for rejoining the post of Professor - Denied by the Department on the ground that he was not having substantive appointment as Professor - Writ petition challenging the denial, dismissed - On
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