Supreme Court of India
State of Haryana v. Satish Kumar Mittal and Another
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Service Law: Date of birth - Correction of - Representation made 9 c years after joining the service - Suit filed five years thereafter - HELD: Application for change in date of birth causes prejudice and disturbance in the working of the Department - Courts below should not have entertained the claim beyond the period provided in the Rules, which in the instant case, 0 required the application to be made within two years - Whether the suit was time barred or not, the claim was, in any case, belated - Punjab Civil Services Rules, 1994 - Delay/ Lach es. The date of birth of respondent no. 1 at
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