Supreme Court of India
R. S. Kallolimath v. State of Mysore & Anr.
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Service law-Entry of Government servant's date of birth in service register revised to an earlier date-Whether State is precluded from refixing wrongly given dates-Government Notification granting extension of service equal to half the period of difference between the original. and revised dates-Denial of extension of service to appellant whether justified. The appellant gave his date of birth as March 13, 1912, while joining the service of the Mysore State Electricity Department in November, 1945. The date was accepted and entered in the service register, on his producing a horo scope in
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