Supreme Court of India
State of Maharashtra & Anr. v. Gorakhnath Sitaram Kamble & Ors.
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Service Laws: Maharashtra Civil Services (General Conditions) Rules, 1981 - r.38(2)(f) - Date of birth - Record of, in service book at the time of entry into service - Application for correction of date of birth at the end of the service career after a lapse of twenty six years - Held: Cannot be entertained...: /so, in view 0 of the Notification dated 24. 12. 2008 and the instructions in the Rules, no application for alteration of date of birth after five years could be entertained - Thus, order passed by the High Court, that date of birth could be permitted to be changed at the fag end of
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