Supreme Court of India
Shri Pratap Singh v. Union of India and Ors.
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Service Law : Civil Seivices Examination Rules-Rule 17 second proviso. c Central Services Group ' '-Appointment to--Candidate appointed on basis of earlier Civil Services Examination-Before declaration of result of subsequent examination-Although he did not decline to accept same-How- ever, on basis of subsequent examination such a candidate allocated to a better Central Service Group ' '-Accordingly candidate reported to Academy for Foundation Course-Bar under second proviso to R.17-Applicability of-Held : not applicable to a candidate to whom appointment on basis of earlier examination
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