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Tikka Ram And Ors. vs The State Of Haryana, Through The Land ... on 18 August, 1997

Record reveals that the appellants and other similarly situated candidates appeared for interview for the post of Waiters on 5.12.1999, however, they were not selected. It is necessary to mention here that prior to the round of litigation, referred to above, the right of the Waiters (Trainees) for regularization, was negatived by a Division Bench of this Court in CWP No.4374 of 1998 (Tikka Ram and others v. State of Haryana and others) on 12.10.1998. Relevant portion of the order reads thus:-
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Baljit And Others vs State Of Haryana And Others on 12 November, 2008

In the order of termination, it was specifically stated that regular selection has been made in view of order passed in Baljit Singh's case (supra). The appellants have failed to come in the merit list, as such, they could not be retained as Trainees anymore. The appellants were relieved from Training with immediate effect. They came to this Court by filing CWP No.6993 of Letters Patent Appeal No.203 of 2007 6 2002, which was disposed of vide the impugned judgment. Hence, this appeal.
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Dharambir And Others vs The State Of Haryana And Others on 19 September, 2008

All the appellants joined the respondents under the terms and conditions stipulated in document Annexure P-2 and other similar offer letters. It is common ground that on completion of training period, their services were not terminated. They continued in service against fixed amount. Several writ petitions were filed by the Waiter (Trainees) and all those cases were disposed of in terms of an order passed in CWP No.18474 of 1996 (Dharambir and others v. State of Haryana etc.) on 1.6.1999. In those writ petitions, the Waiter (Trainees) had claimed regular appointment against the posts held by them. By the order, referred to above, the writ petitions were allowed and the petitioners therein ordered to be absorbed against the advertised posts, if they were eligible for the same. Haryana Tourism Corporation went in appeal, which was disposed of on 30.9.1999, with the following direction:-
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