Supreme Court of India
Surendra Kumar & Ors. v. Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority & Ors.
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In the result, the appeal is allowed in part in the above terms.
Judgment, page 9
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c Service law - Regularisation - Claim for, with retrospective effect-Appellant initially appointed on the post of Assistant Manager on contractual basis and not on any sanctioned posts and continuously working on the said posts -Advertisements by respondent-authorities for appointment to the said posts - Challenge to - High Court directing respondent to consider the claim of appellants for regularization on the existing vacancies - During pendency of writ petition, policy decision formulated wherein 60% of the vacancies were sought to be filled up from amongst 27 contractual employees which
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