Supreme Court of India
Rakesh Kumar Sharma v. Govt. of Nct of Delhi & Ors.
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Held as under:- 494 SUPREME COURT REPORTS [2013) 8 S.C.R. A "It is well settled that suitability and eligibility have to be considered with reference to the last date for receiving the applications, unless, of course, the notification calling for applications itself specifies such a date." (Emphasis added) c.
Judgment, page 8
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Service Law - Selection - Eligibility - Lack of - Effect - Termination of appellant on the ground that he had obtained employment by misrepresentation since he was ineligible, not being possessed of the requisite educational qualification of . Ed on the last date of submission of the application - Justification - Held: Justified - Appellant was not eligible as per the requirement of rules/advertisement since he did not o possess the required eligibility on the last date of submission of the application forms - The letter of offer of appointment issued to him was provisional and conditional
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