The submission of Mr. J.K. Das, learned companynsel appearing for the appellant was that the High Court exceeded its jurisdiction in issuing the aforementioned directions.
It was further directed that arrears of salary should be paid to him as early as possible, preferably within six months from the date of his joining.
He joined the said school.
He also filed an application for initiating proceedings under Contempt of Courts Act before the High Court, inter alia, against the Inspector of Schools for alleged disobedience of the said order dated 3.9.1997.
He acquired the qualification in May, 1999.
By reason of the impugned judgment, the High Court set aside the said order of the Inspector of Schools dated 27.5.2000 and directed the appellants to take the respondent back in service and to give him appropriate posting within one month therefrom.
The said Government Orders having been issued subsequent to the order of the High Court, numberdirection indisputably had been or companyld be issued in that behalf in the writ petition.
Indisputably, an original application has been filed by the respondent before the State Administrative Tribunal bearing No.1678 C /2000, which is pending.
The said order was carried into effect by posting him as Assistant Teacher in a school by an order dated 19.2.1999.
He was removed from services on or about 27.5.2000 in terms of the Government Orders bearing No.11667/SME dated 24.4.2000 and No.13680/SME dated 11.5.2000 stating that he did number have the requisite qualification as on 7.6.1994.
B. Sinha, J. The respondent herein was appointed as an Assistant Teacher.
A writ petition was filed by him, wherein by an order dated 3.9.1997 the High Court directed the Inspector of Schools to do so.
The Inspector of Schools did number approve his appointment.
