Relieve during probation

File Writ Petition in High Court against the order. 

Yeah sir I did. but court ordered that as I was on probation and University didn't give any confirmation letter so they give judgement in favour of University. So can you give me some ideas that on what basis I should move on in my case.

Sir, Your right to get confirmed after 2 years of probation depends on the University rules which apply to you. If there is a provision which provides for deemed confirmation after 2 yrs, you have a right to continue in service but if the rules do not provide for the same or there is a clause for deemed extension of probation then you do not have a right to continue. If the Court's judgment is based on such an interpretation, the chances for getting any relief are remote, otherwise you can file an appeal. Please refer to the case law- https://indiankanoon.org/doc/1611594/ Regards, Nikisha Hada

Norms does not recognise deemed conversion. As the High Court has decided against you, your only option, if so advised, is to approach the Supreme Court. (If it is asingle Bench decision, you can approach the Division Bench of the High Court as well)