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SUPREME COURT: WORKING FOR LONG PERIOD ON CONTRACTUAL BASIS CREATES NO VESTED RIGHT FOR REGULARIZATION

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September 20, 2023

The Supreme Court in the case observed and has held that by working for a long period of time on contractual basis, no vested legal right is being acquired for regularisation in service.

SUPREME COURT: WORKING FOR LONG PERIOD ON CONTRACTUAL BASIS CREATES NO VESTED RIGHT FOR REGULARIZATION

The Apex Court in the said case was considering an appeal of persons appointed in Shri Guru Govind Singh Institute of Engineering and Technology on contractual basis since 2011. They seek the regularisation in service in their respective posts.

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