Supreme Court of India
Ex.capt.r.s. Dhull v. Chief Secretary, Govt.of Haryana Etc.
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Standing Order No. 12 of 1909 (Part ) provides for two classes of Tahsildar candidates (1) class ‘ ’ (or direct) and (2) class‘ ’. Para 4 (1) of the Standing Order read with the Punjab Tahsildari Rules 1932 provides that candidates are required to undergo training for a period of three years in the case of class ‘ ’ direct recruits. In addition to the completion of training a candidate is required to pass a qualifying departmental examination before he is eligible to be appointed to the post of Tahsildar, temporary or permanent.
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