Supreme Court of India
Gangal Ram v. State of Haryana and Ors.
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SeNice Law: AppointmenHrocess of selectiotr-Examination for post of Road Inspector conducted-2 candidates declared selected Later, 14 persons ap poillted on vacancies stated to have arisen in promotion quota-No record furnished before Coult as to how 14 persons were appointed-Held, adverse inference would be drawn against appointing authorities for non production of record-Since appointees not made paTties in appeal, their appointments become final-No relief could be granted to appellant, as he was neither selected in the examination nor kept in waiting list. In December 1992 the
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