Appointing Authorities. In the year 1989 statutory Rules were framed to regularise ad-hoc Class III appointments, however, Class-IV employees were not given ... cither 240 days of continuous employment in a year or otherwise for regularising these Class-IV employees. The Supreme Court, however, stepped in and held
regularised. Therefore, daily-rated employees who fulfil the above criteria only, according to their turn in the seniority list, can be regularised. There ... regularisation let alone permanent status. Therefore, I have no reason to deviate from the decision of this Court referred to above that daily rated workers
deviation from the terms of the settlement It is contended that there was no assurance to the petitioners that they would be either regularised
petitioners fulfill the requirement of the
Regularisation Rules, they cannot be regularised.
In the case of STATE OF HARAYANA V. PIARA SINGH AND
ORS. reported ... person appointed
dehors the Recruitment Rules cannot be ordered to
be straightaway regularised without following the
rigours of recruitment/selection is based on the
pronouncements
future for performing duties of
Group 'C posts. If any deviation in this regard is
committed, the administrative officer incharge, in the
rank ofJoint ... Scheme casual
workers who are given temporary status are permitted
to be regularised to Group 'D' posts only. Therefore, it
is not open
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