Appointment to the ministerial establishments of the Civil Courts, subordinate to the High Court of Allahabad was governed by a set of rules called the Subordinate Civil Courts Ministerial Establishment Rules, 1947 hereinafter referred to as the Recruitment Rules framed by the Governor in exercise of powers under clause b of sub section 1 and clause b of sub section 2 of Section 241 of the Government of India Act.
These rules were replaced by the Recruitment of Ministerial Staff to the Subordinate Offices Rules of 1950, which were framed by the Governor in exercise of powers companyferred by Article 309 of the Constitution in supersession of all the rules for recruitment to the ministerial establishment.
In the impugned Judgment, the High Court negatived all the companytentions raised and having dismissed the writ petitions excepting Writ Petition No.
The appellants were appointed admittedly on ad hoc basis and having served for some period, their ad hoc appointment came to an end.
Under the aforesaid rules, appointment to the ministerial establishments of the District Court, has to be made by the District Judge.
31182 of 1996, which was disposed of with certain directions, the present appeals have been preferred.
A preliminary objection was also raised on the ground that the matters should have been heard by a Single Judge and number by a Division Bench.
