...1989 SC1431 (6) D 1991 SC 101 (18,42,226) ACT: Government Servant--Central Civil Service--When is he quasi-permanent--Permanent and Temporary...however followed and the proceedings were dropped. Claiming that he is a quasi permanent servant he brought a suit against the Union of India alleging that the termination of his service was not...before a Government servant can be deemed to be in quasi-permanent service. The Government servant has to show that he has been in continuous Government service for more than three years and that the...

...prematurely retired he had put in 18 ½ years of quasi-permanent service. According to him, to earn pension it was necessary to have a minimum of 10 years of permanent service. It is contended that since the...total service of the appellant was in quasi-permanent capacity he was not entitled to the pensionary benefit. There is nothing on the record to show as to why the appellant was not made permanent even...Government. The appellant having served the Government for almost two decades it would be unfair to treat him as temporary/quasi-permanent. Keeping in view the facts and circumstances of this case we...

...concurrence to the appointment had been obtained, the appellant was appointed to the Public Relations Officer's grade in a quasi-permanent capacity with effect from May 1,1949. On 3-9-1952, however...of this order and made a representation on 8-9-1952, in which he stated that as a quasi-permanent Public Relations Officer he had a claim to an alternative post in the same grade, so long as any post...in the same grade was held by a Government servant not in permanent or quasi-permanent service. On 13-9-1952, the appellant was informed by means of an order that he was appointed to officiate as...

.... He was also allotted some land on a quasi-permanent basis in Village Budhewal. Of the appellants, Nil Kanth and Bindraban were sitting allottees in Village Budhewal. It seems that they along with...other three appellants were given quasi-permanent allotments in various other villages of Hoshiarpur district. All five of them applied to the Director-General Rehabilitation (Rural) praying that they be...all restored to Village Budhewal. On July 3, 1950, the Director-General made an order to the effect that “these persons were sitting allottees in Village Budhewal, but had been given quasi-permanent allotment...

.... iii. She was declared quasi-permanent as Technical Assistant with effect from February 10, 1978 by the Order dated August 9, 1983. According to her she would be deemed to be quasi...following reasoning: Therefore, on the ground that the Rules and the instructions did not clearly prescribe a medical test for the quasi-permanent or permanent employees on induction...to Grade 'S' of the Service and on account of the fact that the Regulations under which she was examined would not apply to her as she acquired quasi-permanent status by February, 1978, we do not...

...advice of High Court-Validity. Madhya Pradesh Government Servants (Temporary and Quasi- permanent Service) Rules, 1960-Whether hit by Arts. 14 & 16 of the Constitution...r. 12 of the M. P. Government Servants (Temporary and Quasi-permanent Service) Rules, 1960 stating only that the services of the appellant are terminated from a specified day. The appellant filed a...contentions. this Court, HELD : The appellant was a temporary government servant and was in not quasi-permanent service. His services could be terminated on one month's notice under r. 12. There was no...

...quasi-permanent employee, hence, his services could not be terminated under rule 5 of the rules. This fact has also been repudiated in the affidavit-in-opposition by pointing out that the petitioner...was never declared quasi-permanent. The petitioner has filed his affidavit-in-reply reiterating his averments made in the petition.3. We have heard the learned counsel for the...quasi-permanent after completion of three years' continuous service. The submission was that he had rendered six years' continuous service as a temporary servant and as his service in temporary...

...entitled to be deemed to he a quasi-permanent servant under the Service Rules and r. 5 under which the order terminating his services is purported to have been passed is not...applicable to his case. The order, therefore, is contrary to law and is illegal and invalid. The claim of Mr. Sukthankar's client to be deemed to be a quasi-permanent servant is based on the fact that he...has been in continuous service for a period of more than three years. He relies on r. 3 of the said Rules for his claim that he must be deemed to be a quasi-permanent servant. Rule 3 in the said...

...he was allotted on quasi-permanent basis land admeasuring 32½ standard acres in Village Daulatpur, Tahsil Pathankot, District Gurdaspur. First respondent Union of India acquired land admeasuring 1243...which was till then on quasi-permanent basis was converted into permanent basis. As the appellant was clamouring for compensation for the land taken from him, the Chief Settlement Commissioner, Punjab...representation Annexure ‘D’ dated March 15, 1963 requesting him to pay cash compensation for the land taken over by the first respondent which till such taking over was held by the appellant on quasi-permanent allotment...

...made permanent nor quasi-permanent. It is also admitted that the conditions of his service are exclusively governed by the “Rules”. Therefore to find out the true effect of the order of suspension...contained in the order of appointment or in any agreement between the government and the temporary government servant, the service of a temporary Government servant who is not in quasi-permanent service...to a suspension of the contract of service. As regards the notice issued by the appellant he urged that it was in accordance with Rule 12 of the Madhya Pradesh Government Servants (Temporary and Quasi...

...D.A Desai, J.— This appeal by special leave is directed against the order dated December 27, 1977 made by the State of Madhya Pradesh granting a licence for a quasi-permanent cinema...same locality would not be proper. Respondent 3 carried the .matter in appeal to the State government which by its order dated December 27, 1977 granted a licence for a quasi-permanent cinema under the....3. Mr G.B Pai, learned Counsel who appeared for the petitioners, contended that if before the grant of a quasi-permanent cinema licence to the third respondent the appellants filed their objections...

...service of a quasi-permanent civil servant which is void being in contravention of Article 311 of the Constitution can be validated by retrospectively amending the service...the status of quasi permanent and his services could not be terminated by giving one month's notice. 3. The service conditions of temporary and quasi-permanent employees are governed...by the Madhya Pradesh Government Servants (Temporary and quasi permanent Service) Rules, 1960. These Rules were drastically amended with retrospective effect during the pendency of this petition. To...

...is not in quasi-permanent service shall be liable to termination at any time by notice in writing given either by the Government servant to the appointing authority, or by the appointing authority to...Government servant." Quasi-permanent service is defined in-the rules and it is clear that the petitioner does not come within that class. It is also an undisputed fact that...the Central Civil Services (Temporary Service) Rules, 1949, unless you are a permanent Government servant." He was asked in the letter to intimate to the Ministry of...

...lands proposed to be substituted for the lands already allotted on quasi-permanent tenure to the respondents' family are admittedly of a lesser value than the land allotted to them earlier. The said...subject, came to the conclusion that the interest of a quasi-permanent allottee was not property within the meaning of Article 19(l)(f) and Article 31(2) of the Constitution. But the learned Judge made it...:“In holding that quasi-permanent allotment does not carry with it a fundamental right to property under the Constitution we are not to be supposed as denying or weakening the scope of the...

...who had quasi-permanent allotment therein. As a result of this readjustment which had to be carried out according to certain rules and instructions, the allotment of these five petitioners (as also of....2. The case of the petitioners is that the allotment to them was on quasi-permanent basis and that, therefore, they have acquired certain rights in the lands which...petitioners are allottees of agricultural land on the basis of what has come to be known as quasi-permanent allotment is not disputed. It is also not disputed that cancellation thereof was under the...

...form reads as follows:“5. (1)(a) The services of a temporary government servant who is not in quasi permanent service shall be liable to termination at any time by a...follows:“Under Rule 5 of the Central Civil Services (Temporary Service) Rules, 1965, the services of a temporary government servant, who is not in quasi permanent service..., can be terminated at any time by a notice in writing given either by the government servant who is not in quasi permanent service to the appointing authority or by the appointing authority to the...

...a Storekeeper on 27-4-1971 in the Central Ordnance Depot, Pune. He got the status of quasi-permanent on 27-4-1974 and became permanent with effect from 1-5-1974. The respondent made a request for his...-1974 when he was made a permanent Storekeeper should be reckoned as qualifying service for the purpose of eligibility for promotion as Senior Storekeeper at NPOL, Cochin.(b...he was transferred to Cochin. This is obviously fallacious inasmuch as the respondent had already acquired the status of a permanent employee at Pune where he had rendered more than 3 years of...

...Government Service (Temporary, Quasi-permanent Service) Rules, 1960. When the petitioner filed a writ petition in the High Court, he was unsuccessful in letters patent appeal, though he succeeded...

.... Subsequently, on further representation by the respondent the government by order dated September 5, 1974 condoned the break in his service for the purpose of declaring him quasi-permanent w.e.f January 1...declaration of his being a quasi-permanent employee, and his seniority be refixed accordingly, and he would also be entitled to all consequential benefits. This however shall not act to the prejudice of...

.... On 25-10-1973, he was declared quasi-permanent on that post with effect from 1-8-1966. He was, however, removed from service by order dated 19-8-1985 after a regular departmental enquiry. This order...