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The petitioners can claim neither a vested right nor a legitimate expectation under such a Scheme. -SC

07 May 2024 8:19 AM

By: Admin


 Article 32 of Indian Constitution – Mandamus -The petition seeks reliefs for a writ of mandamus to appoint the petitioners in their respective cadres. A conscious decision has been taken by the Union of India to terminate the Scheme. The petitioners can claim neither a vested right nor a legitimate expectation under such a Scheme. 

D.D-January 29, 2021

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