Supreme Court of India
G.M. Bharat Coking Coal Ltd., West Bengal v. Shib Kumar Dushad and Ors.
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I Service Law: Date of birth-Change of-Employee raised dispute over his date of birth long after joining service-Employer determined the correct date of birth in accordance with procedure prescribed under Service Rules or General Instructions-No arithmetical mistake or typographical errors-Interference with-By High Court-Held : Under such circumstances High Court should not interfere with the decision of employer-Constitution of India, Art 226. The year of birth of the respondent-employee was recorded as 1932 in the Form register maintaine(J by the appellant-employer under the Mines Act,
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