SC rejects UP govt plea on lawyers’ contracts
Press Trust of India : New Delhi, Mon Dec 17 2012, 04:39 hrs
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It also said the state government failed to put on record anything which could "demonstrate" that the view taken by the High Court suffered "any infirmity."
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