Supreme Court of India
The Secretary and Commissioner, Home Department and Ors. v. R. Kirubakaran
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Service Law: Tamil Nadu Service Manual. Rule 49(b )-Date of birth-Alteration of-Claim not to be entertained after five years of entry into service-fmpact of alteration---Chain reaction and uncertainity in promotion of Juniors-Growing tendency to make such claims just before superannuation---Courts to be cautious. The respondent joined service in the year 1958. According to the date of birth recorded in his service register, he was to superannuate on 8.8.1992. On 6.8.1991, he filed an application before the Tribunal for altering his date of birth as 9.8.1936, in place of 9.8.1934 recorded in
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