Teacher's right to reinstatement under Art. 20(7) applies even without prior inactivity grounds.

The Supreme Court reversed the lower court's dismissal, ruling that a teacher can claim reinstatement under Article 20(7) of the Teachers' Charter even when no grounds existed for prior inactivity. The teacher argued that organizational changes at the preschool prevented her return, while the lower court incorrectly restricted this right based on a rigid interpretation of classroom assignments. The court held that the possibility of reinstatement depends on organizational changes affecting the entire institution, not just a specific classroom, thereby validating the teacher's claim.