Supreme Court of India
Jamaluddin v. State of Jammu & Kashmir and Ors.
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We are of the opinion that the list prepared by the High Court after adding the moderation marks is liable to be struck down
Judgment, page 11
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Social Status certificate - Candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes or Scheduled Tribes - Seeking age relaxation -:- On facts, appellant's application for the post of Munsif in the Scheduled Tribe Category rejected since the appellant was overage - High Court not relaxing the age of appellant - Held: Order passed by the High Court is justified - If there is no age relaxation in the Rules, the same cannot be brought in ·by any judicial interpretation - Advertisement of the Public Service Commission issued in the year 2002, required the persons concerned to be of less than thirty five years of
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