Supreme Court of India
Jaswant Singh Nerwal Etc. v. State of Punjab and Ors. Etc.
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Punjab Civil Services (Executive Branch) Rules, 1930: Punjab' Civil Services Examination-Candidate-Change of preference intima-' ted and approved in time-Held valid-Candidate's father-Member of' Public Service Commission-Not participating in deliberations at candidate's viva voce-Selection of candidate-Valid. c For the recruitment of 71 officers in the Punjab Civil Services , (Executive Branch) and Allied Services, the Punjab Public Service Commission, at the behest of the State of Punjab, held a competitive examination.
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