Supreme Court of India
Baliram Prasad v. Union of India and Ors.
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Administiative Tribunals Act-Section 21-'-Application for setting-aside an appointment-Limitation-Application not filed within one year of ap- pointment-Medical Certificate on record showing applicant was ill for certain period-If such period is excluded, period of delay would be minimaf-Held, c cause made out was sufficient to condone the delay. Constitution of India-Article 311/14-Appointment~efusal to ap- point meritorious candidate-Cousin-brother was working in same office as peon-Decision of authorities to avoid employment of near relative in same office-Held, exercise of such power
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