Supreme Court of India
State of Haryana and Anr. v. Dhan Singh
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Service Law: Punjab Civil Services Rules, Vol. III. Rule 6.16- (a)-Appointment on Compassionate grounds:- 'Family'-Held, the moment the brother of a deceased employee crosses 18 years he no longer remains to be dependent member of family of such deceased employee-Not entitled to appointment on compassionate grounds. c The State Government filed the instant appeal against the judgment of the High Court directing appointment of brother of deceased employee who died in harness. Allowing the appeal, this Court Held : The High Court erred in giving direction to appoint the brother of the deceased
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