G.T.NANAVATI
A. B. GAJJAR – Appellant
Versus
UNION OF INDIA – Respondent
( 1 ) THE appellant was appointed by the Deputy Salt Commissioner Ahmedabad as Inspector Or Salt by an order dated 29-8-1980. His appointment was temporary and on ad hoc basis till his replacement by a regular candi- date nominated by the Staff Selection Commission. His services were liable to be terminated at any time without assigning any reasons. He resumed his duties on 15-9- 1980. He remained on leave from 21-9-1981 to 7-10-81. Thereafter he again remained on leave from 8- 10- 1981 to 12- 10- 1981 on the ground that his health was not good. He also applied for leave for a further period of 10 days i. e. from 13-10-1981 to 22-10-1981. As the medical certi- ficate produced by him in support of his application was not in the prescribed form he was asked to produce such a certificate. It appears from the record that even thereafter he did not remain present and remained on leave from 25-10-1981 to 1 On 21-1-1982 he was served with a notice under Rule 5 or the Central Civil Ser- vices (Temporary Service) Rules 1965 (hereafter referred to as the CCS. TS. Rules) whereby his services were terminated with effect from the date of expiry of a period of one month from t
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