Supreme Court of India
Barun Kumar & Ors v. State of Jharkhand & Ors.
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Judgment, page 19
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Service Law – Jharkhand Combined Civil Services Examination – Validity of appointments – Interpretation of r.16 and r.17 of Bihar Civil Services (Executive Branch) and Bihar Junior Civil Services (Recruitment) Rules, 1951 – High Court cancelled the appointment of appellants who had qualified the 6th combined Civil Service Examination, 2016 – Appellants-candidates in appeal before Supreme Court – Held: While reading clause (a) and (b) of r.16 conjointly, it states that clause (a) is general and precise for the candidates who are participating in the written examination whereas clause (b)…
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