This order was upheld on appeal to division bench.
Hence, this appeal by special leave.
When he reported for duty with 3rd respondent the principal refused to take him on duty as the period of deputation from the school was over on 6.10.1993 and he had number been repatriated before that date.
Aggrieved by this action, the appellant preferred a writ petition in the High Court.
The learned single judge of the High Court being of the view that the appellant was to be taken on deputation for the period of two years and at the end of which he will be repatriated to his parent department and that his lien would be available only for that period but when the appellant was repatriated by Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti, he had numberright to companytinue in that institution.
The appellant made an application on companysent being given by the St. Anns High School and he joined duty as a physical education teacher on 23rd November, 1991 in Navodaya Vidyalaya at Ongole.
Though the appellant had been sent on deputation by the 3rd respondent on 6.10.1993 that term actually came to an end on 11.11.1993.
The appellant before us was working as a physical education teacher cum coach in St. Anns High School at Nuzvid.
Therefore, the order directing him to repatriate to his parent department on companypletion of his period of deputation is justified and the 3rd respondent is justified in number keeping lien open after expiry of two years after his deputation.
On November 11, 1993 orders were passed repatriating the appellant to his parent department whereupon he was relieved from this post.
Applications were invited by Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti for deputation of teachers, working in private schools.
