Accordingly he quashed their appointments.
The Government relaxed the rules of recruitment and appointed on regular basis the Respondents I and 2 on September 19, 1988 and May 16, 1989 respectively.
The posts of lecturers in Medical Education shall be filled up as per the Rules.
The Judgment of the Court was delivered by RAMASWAMY, J. In SLP C Nos.
The appointments of the other respondents were also quashed as being ultra vires of the Rules.
Dr Narinder Mohan R. 1 and Dr Tariq Parvez R. 2 , were appointed as lecturers on December 12, 1986 and January 21, 1987, respectively.
However, he directed their companytinuance in the posts for a period of three months thereafter and the Government was directed to fill up the posts of lecturers on permanent basis as per the Rules through the Public Service Commission within three months from the date.
All their appointments were on ad hoc basis in different disciplines of Medical Education.
The appeals arise from the companymon judgment dated May 13, 1993 of the Jammu Kashmir High Court, in LPA No.
Their appointments and of the Respondents 3 to 6 were challenged in several writ petitions by Dr Vinay Rampal, appellant in C.A. of 1993 arising out of SLP No.
Dr Jatinder Singh, Dr K. Mengi, Dr P. Singh, R. 3 to 5, were appointed in the same year 1986 and Dr Bharat Bhushan Gupta R. 6 was appointed on May 12, 1988.
13043 of 1993 and others.
The Government neither have power to relax the rules of recruitment number have power to regularise the appointment of Respondents I and 2 on regular basis.
