Supreme Court of India
The State of Uttar Pradesh & Ors. v. Rajmati Singh
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Service Law – Termination – Claim for reinstatement – Belated claim – Termination of Respondent in the year 1974 – She made several representations, one after the other, but did not approach any judicial or quasi-judicial forum – After enactme nt of Right to Information Act, 2005, whereunder the State Informa tion Commission came to be constituted, the respondent mov ed before the said Commission – The Commission passed an Orde r on 05.03.2009 asking the appellant-authorities to comm unicate the decision on the representations of respondent – In this backdrop communication dated 04.06.2009
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