Supreme Court of India
State of Gujarat and Ors. v. Vali Mohmed Dosabhai Sindhi
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c Service Law: Bombay Civil Service Rules, 1959; Rule 171: Public Servant-Date of Birth--Correction in-Held: claim for correction in date of birth in the service records of a public servant should not be made/entertained belatedly-Courts/Tribunal should keep into consideration the interest of not only the public servant concerned but also the interest of juniors to the public servant while dealing with such application for correction-Court/Tribunal should refrain in issuing any direction unless a clear case on the basis of conclusive evidencelirrefi1table proof is made out within a reasonable
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