Supreme Court of India
Nand Kishor v. Union of India & Ors.
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Army Act, 1950: s.9 read with Ministry of Defence Notification dated c 29.11.1962 - 'Active service' - Army Medical Corps - Short Service Commission - Denied to appellant being categorized under medical category SHAPE-II - Held: Amputation of ring finger of appellant was as a result of injury sustained while on duty- On the basis of Notification dated 29. 11. 1962, appellant 0 must be held to have received the injury while on active service - His case is fully covered by the medical criterion regarding eligibility as stipulated in Notification dated 29.11.1962 for grant of Commission and his
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