Supreme Court of India
Sudhir Singh and Others v. State of U.P. and Others
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Issue for consideration: Claims of the appellants for recruitment on the posts of Village Development Offi cers if rightly rejected by High Court in view of lack of eligibility of being Ex-Servicemen at the time of the advertisement in question. Service Law – Basic eligibility/qualifi cation – To be adjudged as on the last date of submission of application forms, subject to any extension of such date: Held: Basic question on eligibility has to be determined on the basis of the cut-off date/point of time which stands crystalized by the date of the advertisement itself, being the last date of…
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