Supreme Court of India
Amarkant Rai v. State of Bihar & Ors.
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Labour laws: Regularisation of service - Post of Night Guard-Appointment of appellant temporarily on daily wages -: University took a decision to regularize the persons who worked for more than 240 days - Principal requested the Registrar of University to regularise the services of appellant but Registrar passed order of termination - On writ petition preferred by few similarly placed daily wagers, High Court directed registrar to allow daily wagers to resume their jobs and appellant also joined his duties -Appellant was required to appear before the Three Members Committee for consideration
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