Supreme Court of India
Union of India and Ors. v. A. Nagamalleshwar Rao
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Service law : Central Civil Service (Conduct) Rules, 1964-Rule 3(/)(i) (iii) Dismissal-Telephone Operator obtained Employment by misrepresentating his marks in SSC Exam-Original Certificates not produced for verification Departmental enquiry-Dismissal-Tribunal held that the finding was based upon no evidence-Order of dismissal quashed-On appeal. Held, order of termination legal and proper-Tribunal exceeded its jurisdiction by examining the evidence produced before the Enquiry Officer as if it was a Court of appeal-Z register maintained as official record is a public document authenticated
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