Supreme Court of India
Subordinate Services Selection Board v. Bir Singh and Anr./ram Niwas and Ors.
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What the Court ordered
We are of the view that the respon dents are not entitled for appointment in 'A' class offices since they do not have First Division in Matriculation nor that they are ex-servicemen.
Judgment, page 5
From the headnote
Service Law-Appointments-Clerk in ' ' Class Offices--Qualifica tions-R.e.rerving post for ex-servicemen-Appointment to unfilled post reserved for ex- servicemen-Dependent of ex-servicemen-Eligible for con sideration-Subject to candidates possessing qualifications prescribed for post-Dependent of ex-servicemen cannot be considered to be an ex-ser vicemen. The Government while reserving the post for ex-servicemen prescribed qualifications for the posts in Class' ' offices as mere Matriculation. The qualification of First Division in Secondary or Second Division in Intermediate was necessary
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