The four interveners were on similar deputation but numberorders of absorption had been made in their cases.
5 terminated their services by purporting to cancel those orders of absorption.
The Registrar, Co operative Societies in Bihar by his letter No.
The nineteen appellants were amongst those who had originally been absorbed.
5 on the ground of paucity of personnel and on exigencies of work.
The appellants filed the writ petition in the High Court on 22nd August 19.88 and the same was dismissed on 5th October 1989.
The appellants seek leave to appeal to this Court from the Judgment and order dated 5th October, 1989 of the High Court of Judicature at Patna in CWJC No.
Later on, by an order dated 5th August 1988 the services of the nineteen appellants were absorbed in the said posts in the Bank and they assumed office on 10th August 1988.
But they are all similarly situated.
The nineteen appellants and the four interveners were originally working as Managers of the Primary Agricultural Co operative Society PACS in Sitamarhi dis trict.
Thereupon, the Bank itself proposed to absorb them provided the candidates held a degree of a recognised University had worked in the Bank on deputation for more than six years and that their work in the previous six years was satisfactory companytinuously.
The services of all these persons were taken on deputation by Respondent No.
We have heard Mr. P.P. Rao, learned senior companynsel for the petitioners, Mr. A. Sharan, for the Sitamarhi Central Co operative Bank respondent No.
Special leave granted.
But on 17th September 1988 respondent No.
5 herein, over the years between 1977 and 1982.
3647 dated 4th April 1988 issued directions for the absorption of the services of these erstwhile managers of the Primary Agricultural Cooperative Societies in the Banks service subject to the satisfaction of certain companyditions pertaining to educational and other qualifications.
The result of the absorption was that their substantive lien on the posts which they held earlier as Managers of the Primary Agricultural Co operative Society, stood terminated.
to accommodate them.
5 and Mr. A.K. Srivastava for the four interveners.
Their services were taken over on deputation as Assistants Cashiers by the Sitamarhi Central Cooperative Bank, Respon dent No.
On 14th January 1991 we had directed the Bank to state whether the nineteen appellants and the four interveners would satisfy these companyditions and whether there were adequate number of vacancies, excluding those reserved for Scheduled Castes etc.
8530 of 1988.
