Supreme Court of India
Nisha Devi v. State of H.P. & Ors.
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Service Law: Appointment as Anganwadi worker - Income tax certificate issued to the appellant to the effect that her income was less than Rs.12000 p.a. making her eligible for appointment as Anganwadi worker - Cancellation of apP.ointment by placing reliance on the report of Tehsildar that the appellant was owner of 1-19 Bighas of land which was in addition to her father's ownership of 6 Bighas of land - High Court a/so accepted the report without hearing the appellant - On appeal, Held: High Court has acted upon this one sided or unilateral Report of the Tehsildar in arriving at the
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