Regularisation - Appointments/Recruitments - Service Law
In this case, the petition was filed seeking regularisation and they were irregularly appointed employees. It was finally held that High Court had taken an impractical view.
Explaining a previous Judgment it was stated "that the rule of law requires appointments to be made in a constitutional manner and the State cannot be permitted to perpetuate an irregularity in the matter of public employment which would adversely affect those who could be employed in terms of the constitutional scheme."
Finally, state was directed to take a decision on regularisation
Citation : [Old] GCtR 707 (SC) [para 3,5,6,12]
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