Supreme Court of India
Krishna Hare Gaur v. Vinod Kumar Tyagi & Ors.
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In view of the above, the order passed by the Division Bench of High Court in Special Appeal No.1165 of 2012 is set aside and the appeal is allowed.
Judgment, page 10
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Res judicata - Principle of- Allegation that respondent no. 1 obtained appointment to the post of headmaster by using forged experience certificates along with application Challenge to, by the appellant-applicant- Dismissal of writ petition as also writ appeal- Subsequently, on basis of the report by the District Magistrate, cancellation of respondent no. 1 's appointment - Writ petition by respondent no. 1 - Dismissal by High Court- However, Special appeal allowed by the Division Bench holding that appellant 's claim barred 0 by the principle of res judicata - On appeal, held: When
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