Supreme Court of India
Vinod Kumar v. State of Haryana & Ors.
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We are of the view that the order allowing the mercy petition without reason was clearly untenable and was rightly recalled.
Judgment, page 42
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Service Law: c Annual confidential Report - Adverse entry - Representation against - Rejection of - Second representation against the adverse entry after substantial lapse of time, after having exhausted all the departmental remedies unsuccessfully - Expunction of the remarks - 0 Restoration of adverse remark on the ground that second representation not permissible - Held: Second representation was not maintainable - It was against the Office Policy Instructions of the year 1962 and Standing Order of the year 1999 and also made after lapse of substantial time - Restoration of adverse remarks
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