Supreme Court of India
The State of Uttar Pradesh & Ors. v. Premlata
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In view of the above for the reasons stated above, pr esent appeal succeeds.
Judgment, page 14
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Dying-In-Harness Rules 1974 – r.5 – Compassionate appointment – Suitable post – Respondent’s husband, a Class-IV government servant died while serving as Messenger in Police Radio Department – She sought appointment on compassionate ground i n a Class-III post – Refused offer of appointment on the post of Messenger – Filed writ petition which was dismissed by S ingle Judge of High Court – Appeal, allowed by Division Bench – Held: Ini tially the respondent applied for compassionate appointment on the post of Assistant Operator in the Department – It was rightl y not accepted on the ground that
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