Supreme Court of India
Vikram Singh and Anr. v. Subordinate Services Selection Board, Haryana and Ors.
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Civil Services: Haryana Excise and Taxation Inspectorate (State Service, Class III) Rules, 1969-Selection for Excise Inspectors-Viva voce test Provision of28.5% of total marks-Whether reasonable. The Haryana Excise and Taxation Inspectorate (State Service, Class III) Rules, 1969 prescribed 250 marks for the written test and 100 marks for viva voce for selection to that service. In the written examlna tion held by the State Subordinate Services Selection Board in 1985 for the post of Excise Inspectors the appellants were declared successful for the general category. They were then
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