Dhingra case (supra) ). A post may be abolished in good
faith. The order abolishing the post may lose its effective
character if it is established ... permanent servant cannot be turned out of his post
unless the post is abolished or unless he is guilty of
misconduct was examined In Moti
whether a post should or should not be abolished. The
decision to abolish the post should, however, as already
mentioned, be taken in good faith ... abolished post any
right to hold the post."
According to the impugned order, the post of the
Panchayati Raj Election Officer was abolished
State enactment-Abolition of civil posts-Posts of part-
time village Officers abolished-Introduction of whole-time
village administrative officer-Whether valid and legal.
Civil ... service rule, he cannot be turned out of his post
unless the post itself is abolished or unless he is
guilty of misconduct, negligence, inefficiency
posts of
Accounts Executives were advertised, only one post was
filled up by appointing him. Thus, according to him, the
post was not abolished ... person who is confirmed in that post and the post which is
not abolished is held by a person who is not permanent
would
civil servant to a post envisage of necessity the existence of the post. If the post is abolished the entire envelope of the civil servant ... post follows automatically upon the abolition of the post, and the civil servant is presented with a fait accompli. The post has already been abolished
rule, he cannot be turned out of his post "unless the post itself is abolished" or unless he is guilty of misconduct, negligence ... rule, 'he cannot be turned out of his post unless the post itself is abolished, or unless he is guilty of misconduct, negligence, inefficiency
concept of a hereditary post under those laws and that the posts held by the applicants and similar posts to which appointments solely ... considered to be posts to which appointments could be made on the ground of descent. That the posts were still hereditary posts whose continuance
permanent post nor he has a right to continue on the post of Lecturer when the post itself stood abolished after 31.03.2007. The notice dated ... abolition of post. The abolition of post is not a personal penalty against the government servant. The abolition of post is an executive policy decision
Court, observed thus:
"A post may be abolished in good faith. The order abolishing the post may lose its effective character ... continue in the post so long as the post continues but be cannot prevent a post being abolished so that he might continue
that a proposal was made to abolish various posts
but ultimately only one post was abolished. He further submits there is nothing
on record ... post. The
abolition of post is an executive policy decision. Whether after
abolition of the post the Government servant who was holding
the post would
