Supreme Court of India
Beena R. v. Kerala Public Service Commission & Ors.
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Service Law - Appointment - Of lower division typist - Qualification inclutit:d lower grade certificate in KGTE Typewriting and computer word processing - Objection taken against the appellant that the qualification 'computer word processing' was acquired after the last date of notification - Held: Note I of qualification lays down that those who have passed KGTE Typewriting before January, 2002, should 'produce' separate certificate for computer word processing - Word 'produce' is used only at the time of verification of the recordY or at the time of written examination or at the time of
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