Supreme Court of India
Rajnish Kumar Mishra & Ors. Etc. v. State of Uttar Pradesh & Ors. Etc.
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Service Law – Regularisation – On creation of the Ambedkar Nagar Judgeship, the appellants were appointed on ad-hoc basi s – In 2001, advertisement issued for direct recruitmen t of Class-III employees – Appellants filed writ petitions – Order passed on 01.08.06 providing that appellants may also apply and the ir cases shall be considered along with other candidates – owever, the said selection process was canceled and the appella nts were continued on the ad-hoc basis as per interim order dtd. 01.08.06 – In the mean-time, the appellants represented to the istrict Judge, Ambedkar Nagar for
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