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Ramesh Ukawat Vs. Mohan Lal Sukhadia University and anr.

Court : Rajasthan

..... pushpa srivastava : (1992) 4 scc 33 and observed that merely because of extension service of some other professors, no right was created in the petitioner-appellant whose appointment would be governed by the terms and conditions of the appointment letter; and when the appointment was for a fixed period and the respondent- university was of opinion that services were not required to be extended, the court would not sit in appeal ..... , the directions as issued by the hon'ble supreme court in the cases of rattan lal and rajvinder singh (supra) in view of large number of persons being in ad hoc service for sufficiently long period of time, do not make out a case for issuing any writ, order or direction at the instance of the petitioner-appellant in the present case.18. ..... case (supra) was rendered essentially on the theory of 'reasonable expectancy' with the following observations:.as the university has, by continuing them in service for two or more than two academic sessions, created in them a reasonable expectancy that they will be continued in the employment of the ..... while pointing out that there were 20 other persons working on the post of assistant professor in different departments on ad hoc basis and 19 of them had been given extension, the petitioner-appellant voiced the grievance that his services were not extended after 27.06.1998.3. ..... for the extension having been given to some other persons, the petitioner-appellant could not claim extension of his ad hoc and stop-gap service as a .....

Prakash Chaturvedi and anr. Vs. State of Rajasthan and anr.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : RLW2006(3)Raj2424; 2006(4)WLC515

..... noticed that setting up private universities through state acts is a recent phenomenon, evolved an effective regulatory mechanism for the maintenance of standards of teaching, research, examination and extension services in the private universities. ..... activities like seminars,educational qualifications and get due debates,emoluments looking to their qualifica- quiz programmes and extracurriculartions; activities like games, sports, national(e) to ensure that the staff of the univer service scheme, national cadet corpssity is appointed by written contrac etc for the benefit of students as per thewhich shall be kept with the university norms laid down by the regulatingand a copy of ..... sources; (n) the scheme for the generation ofsection 5 establishment of the univer- funds internally through the recovery ofsity; fee from students, revenues anticipated from consultancy services and other(1)(a) the state government on receipt activities relatinge the objects of theof the advice of the regulatory commis- university, and other anticipatedsion under sub-section (4) of section 4 income;of the ..... constituted under section 4,chairman and the members, proce- if the state government is satisfied thatdure for meetings of the commission, it is advisable to establish the universityrecruitment and service conditions of it may issue a letter of intent mains thethe staff of the commission, temporary sponsoring body to-association of persons with the com- (i) estahhsh an endowment fund inmission for .....

Dhara Gram Sewa Sehkari Samiti Limited Vs. Indian Farmers Fertilizers ...

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : 1992WLN(UC)442

..... the council is empowered to undertake several kinds of programmes and activities which include coordination or research, extension services and training, dissemination of improved educational techniques and practices in schools, collaborations of ideas and information, preparation and publication of ..... there is no cut and dry formula which would provide the correct division of corporation into those which are instrumentalities or agencies of government and those which are not.if extensive and unusual financial assistance is given and the purpose of the government in giving such assistance concedes with the purpose for which the corporation is expected to use the ..... federations of state-level and other agriculture cooperative societies;(iii) cooperative credit/marketing/supplies societies of district, regional and primary level;(iv) primary agricultural cooperative credit services, multipurposes, sugarcane, irrigation, agriculture societies and other village agriculture societies;(v) national cooperative development corporation;(vii government of india.as per clause 5 of the by-law, the share capital ..... 'other authority' as it was statutory corporation and the state government had power under section 34 of the act to give directions to be followed by the corporation relating to recruitment, conditions of service, training of its employees, wages to be paid, reserves to be maintained and disposal of its profits or stocks and the directions given by the state government were binding.21. .....

Kishan Chand Kalla Vs. State of Rajasthan and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : 1978WLN(UC)45

..... age of superannuation and there being no refusal of any such leave preparatory to retirement, as envisaged under the second proviso to rule 89, the petitioner was only entitled to leave which accrued due to him during the period of extension of service, because leave which might have been due to the petitioner prior to november 7, 1968 had lapsed after the date of his attaining the age of compulsory retirement. ..... . but then the government of rajasthan's decisions appearing below rule 89 show that the state government has made an exception to the aforesaid general rule, in the case of employees who were granted extension of service after they had attained the age of superannuation upto february 28, 1971 or upto the date on which they attained the age of 58 years, whichever was earlier ..... and fair play, in as much as in such a case where the order of extension is passed subsequent to the government servant attaining the age of superannuation, the period which elapsed between the date when the government servant concerned attained the age of superannuation & the date when he was allowed to resume duty on account of the grant of extension in service must be regularised, because otherwise the grant of extension would not make the service of the government servant concerned continuous with .....

Sangeeta Pathak Vs. High Court of Judicature for Rajasthan and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : 1995(3)WLC44; 1995(2)WLN300

..... case to the case in hand, we are of the considered opinion that the aforesaid decision is fully attracted to this case as well, since by mere extension of service the petitioner who was appointed temporarily as pbx operator on probation, could not presume her confirmation and continuance in service beyond the extended period, since there was no confirmation of her service by the high court by passing any positive order to that effect. ..... no occasion for the appellant to have challenged the legality of the orders, dated 5th march, 1990, 13th november, 1990 as also 11th january, 1991 since extension was granted to the appellant by the said orders and even assuming the appellant's appointment was only temporary appointment, yet the services of the appellant could not be terminated in the manner in which it has been done, therefore, non ..... it was contended that the aforesaid order which provides that no further extension would be granted to her after 31st march, 1991 and which seeks to terminate the servics of the appellant thereafter, is absolutely arbitrary, unreasonable and violative of aiticles 14, 16 and 21 of the constitution of india and the appellant had accordingly prayed for ..... appellant, that since the appellant had been appointed as pbx operator in the high court after due selection and since her services stood extended from time to time, her services could not have been terminated summarily by not extending her services beyond the period of extension already granted to her. .....

Vikas Adhikari Panchayat Samiti Raisinghnagar Vs. Hari Ram

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : 1995(1)WLC75; 1994(2)WLN259

..... counsel for the appellant is that the instant case is squarely covered by the judgment given by the learned single judge in prabhu dayal's case reported in 1985 wln (uc) 529 according to which if request for extension of service made by the panchayat samiti is refused by the commission and incumbent still continued then such continuation after six months become illegal. ..... of the prabhu dayal's case (supra) leads towards an irresistable conclusion that the learned single judge ruled that the panchayat samiti by its resolution to the zila parishad made a request for granting extension but the same was refused, therefore, continuence in service after refusal become illegal and as such benefit of section 25f of the industrial disputes act, 1947 was denied in that case. ..... undisputed before us that the panchayat samiti had made a request for regularisation and extension of the services of the contesting respondent to the commission which was neither approved nor refused by ..... counsel for the appellant in such a circumstance, it may be presumed that the request for extension and regularisation of service of the contesting respondent made by the panchayat samiti was refused.9. ..... his concurrence with regard to continuence of the contesting respondent and his regularisation in service nor approved for extension and regularisation of the services of the petitioner made .by the panchayat samiti but fact remains that the contesting respondent continued in service of the appellant upto 1.10.1980.5. .....

Smt. Ambika Devi Vs. State of Rajasthan and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : 1987WLN(UC)227

..... in such cases power was given to the director primary and secondary education, rajasthan and the administrative department to sanction extension of service upto the age of 58 years to the displaced school and college teacher in case his case comes within the ambit of either of the categories of sub-clauses (a) and (b) of clause of the circular ..... udawat, learned additional government advocate justifying the finding of the tribunal submitted that so far as sub-clause (a) of clause 1 is concerned it related to a person joining government service in rajasthan or ajmer before 1952 and the petitioner having joined government service in rajasthan for the first time vide order dated august 13, 1953, the benefit of extension of service could not be given to her. ..... is that the petitioner had of course joined service in the aided institution prior to 1952 but it is not because of the institutions being taken over by the government that she had became the government servant rather she had been given appointment independent of it and as such the benefit of extension of service has been rightly denied to her.12. ..... 8) by which the petitioner's claim for extension of service period from 55 to 58 years was turned down as unacceptable, the petitioner filed an appeal before the ..... udawat submitted that extension of service requires previous sanction and as the petitioner had already attained the age of 58 years there is no question of sanction being accorded now and she cannot be given any relief by the .....

Viswanath Sharma (Shri) Vs. State of Rajasthan and 3 ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : RLW2006(1)Raj350

..... 8 of the writ petition, stated that since some teachers in the past had applied for extension in service, as such under misconception of fact and law he also applied under rule 3(16) of the rules, 1963 for extension in service vide application dated 7.10.1979 but it is obvious that it is nothing but an afterthought, manufactured and a concocted statement sought to take a u-turn from his own admission in regard to the age of superannuation. ..... in special circumstances, the government may waive this condition and allow extension in service for a period not exceeding five years for such college teaches, who are engaged in post-graduate teaching of research work and any other employee of the institution may also be allowed extension in service upto the age of 60 years by the state government.61. ..... in special circumstances, the government may waive this condition and allow extension in service for a period not exceeding 4 years for such college teachers, who are engaged in post-graduate teaching or research work. ..... (vi) there is provision under rule 3(16) in grant-in-aid rules, 1963 for the extension of service period upto five years for teachers doing post-graduate teaching (copy enclosed). ..... the petitioner, to take the benefits of the provisions of the rules, 1963 and more particularly rule 3(16) thereof, submitted application on 7.10.1989 to the secretary of the society under the subject -'application for extension in service under rule 3(16) of the grand-in-aid rules, 1963'. .....

S.K. Popli (Dr.) Vs. Rajasthan Non-government Educational Institutions ...

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : RLW2003(3)Raj1907; 2003(1)WLC95; 2002(5)WLN413

..... and is to be retired at the age of 58 years then in view of the resolution of the managing committee of the respondent-college dated 30.3.1990, the petitioner's case is required to be forwarded to the state government for extension of service for further period of two years from the date when the petitioner attains the age of 58 years so the petitioner can be superannuated on attaining the age of 60 years.4. ..... therefore, there is no force in the claim of the petitioner for extension of service period in the light of the resolution dated 30.3.1990 of the managing committee of the respondent-college wherein the institution had taken decision to recommend/grant extension of service of all employees irrespective of the fact whether there exists any reason ..... 1990 runs just contrary to the statutory provisions inasmuch as the requirement where the rule is that recommendation/grant for extension of service period can be when there exists special circumstances for such recommendation/grant. ..... for the petitioner is that since the institution has taken a decision on 30.1.90 to recommend cases of all the lecturers who are reaching the age 58 years for extension of two years' of service in future, therefore, the institution was bound to recommend/grant extension of service of the petitioner for two years. ..... that there was any special circumstance to the satisfaction of the institution for recommending the name of the petitioner for grant of extension of service period by the managing committee. .....

Richhpal Singh and ors. Vs. State of Rajasthan

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : RLW2005(1)Raj682; 2005(1)WLC548

..... the provisions of the act and the rules, to which we have adverted, clearly state that the state government has powers (i) to encadre in the service any other category or grade of officers not included in the service; (ii) to prescribe duties and powers of employees encadred in the service; (iii) can frame rules relating to disciplinary proceedings and punishment; (iv) is the chief superintending and controlling authority in respect of all the matters relating to the administration; (v) has power to direct each ..... the state government in accordance with the rules made in this behalf; (iii) the period spent by the person in the panchayat service, after transfer, can be counted for the purpose of seniority and pension; (iv) salary and allowance of the servant and officers of the panchayat service are to be paid from the funds contributed by the state government or raised by the panchayati raj institution in the discharge of the governmental functions; (v) pension is to be paid by the ..... the name of such candidate in the order of merit to the director, elementary education within six months from the date on which original list was forwarded by the commission.provided further that the rajasthan public service commission shall prepare separate list of the candidates belonging to the scheduled castes & the scheduled tribes, other backward classes, women candidates etc. ..... (b) subordinate service:-(b) subordinate service :-(i) extension officer (panchayat, education, co-op-erative, progress. .....