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Engagement of State Law Officers cannot be dismissed as merely "contractual" to deny core service benefits where the substance of the relationship reveals exclusivity, continuity, and instit..
Punjab & Haryana High Court
Reimbursement of medical expenses incurred at a non-empanelled private hospital outside the State cannot be denied on technical grounds when no treatment facility for the ailment is availabl..
Kerala High Court
Non-disclosure of an FIR cancelled by judicial order before the recruitment process commenced does not amount to suppression of a material fact justifying termination. Relying on Avtar Singh..
The decisive factor is the date of issuance of the appointment letter and not the date of joining, and delay in joining when permitted by the employer cannot deny benefits already in favour ..
Himachal Pradesh High Court
The petitioner never concealed his relationship and the department was fully aware of his domestic circumstances, having previously penalized him for the same relationship --Withholding 50% ..
Delhi High Court
Compassionate appointment is a concession to mitigate immediate financial distress, and authorities are entitled to consider factors including marital status, spouse's income, existence of e..
Once all the selected candidates have joined their respective posts then wait listed candidates cannot be absorbed..
Supreme Court
Religiously provocative speech at a public gathering--Punishment of reduction in pay upheld..
Voluntary Service--Home Guards working for more than 10 years without any break in service and without doing any other job are entitled for regularization..
Delay of four and half years in completion -- Proceedings stand vitiated -- Suspension period to be treated as duty period ..
When an employee is held guilty of misconduct, he cannot claim the benefits of promotion ..
If the first wife is not dependent of the deceased then the second wife is entitled for retrial benefits to their full extent..
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