Supreme Court of India
Union of India and Others v. Dyalu Ram
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Administrative Tribunals Act, 1985: s.14 – Jurisdic tion of Tribunal – Respondents engaged on casual basis by Armed Fo rces in 1993 and 1994 respectively – Wages payable to th em were disbursed out of Regimental Funds – Terminated from se rvices in the year 2003 – Respondents challenged termination or der before CAT – Tribunal quashed the order of termination and directed the ir reinstatement on the ground that the respondents were w orking as ‘civil cooks’ continuously since the date of their initial appointment and they could not have been treated to be privately engaged as daily wagers and
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