Supreme Court of India
Upendra Singh v. The State of Bihar and Ors.
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We are of the view that the impugned judgment is without any blemish and no interference is called for.
Judgment, page 6
From the headnote
Service Law – Regularisation – When not valid – Appellant was appointed in Grade III in non-teaching staff by respondent No.8, a private college– Respondent no.8 was taken ov er by State Govt. and became a ‘Constituent College’ of Bihar U niversity, whereafter though the appellant was absorbed but no salary was paid –Writ petition thereagainst was dismissed by High Court – Plea of appellant that by a resolution of State Govt. itself, as f ar back as in 1991, decision was taken to regularise the service s but benefit thereof was not extended to appellant even when he fu lfills all the
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