Supreme Court of India
Mcd v. Veena and Ors.
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Service Law : I Appointment-Reservation-Candidates belonging to other Backward Classes-Claim for appointment under one state on the basis of certificates issued by another State-Government of N. . T. of Delhi-Notification stating that certificate issued by specified authorities only will be accepted Application rejected as not in proper order-Validity of-Held, specification of a particular caste as OBC in one State does not necessarily mean that the persons· belonging to same nomenclature in other State would be entitled to same rights and privileges-Rejection of application, just and
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