Supreme Court of India
Ram Saran v. I.G. of Police, Crpf and Ors.
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Seervice law: Appointment-On the basis of forged birth certificate-Disciplinary proceeding initiated after 27 years of service-Dismissal from service- Propriety of-Held: Since the delinquent was not eligible for appointment and had secured appointment on false information, he is liable to be dismissed--CCS (CCA) Rules, 1965-Rule 14--CCS (Pension) Rules,-Rule 24--Central Reserve Police Force Act, 1949-Section 11{1)-Central Reserve Police Force Rules, 1955-Rules 27 and 29. Judicial Review: Order of administrator-Judicial review-Scope of-Held, Court should not interfere with administrator's
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