Supreme Court of India
Rima Taipodia v. Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission & Ors.
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Service law - Appointment - Appellant-disabled candidate seeking appointment to the Group post - Requirement of minimum 40% disability - Certificate on basis of which appellant appointed not issued by the State Medical Board - Issuance of direction by the High Court to the appellant to appear before the State Medical Board for assessment of his disability - On examination, appellant found to have total disability of only 33.9% - Held: Under the Rules, it. is required to be certified that either a person is suffering from permanent disabili!Ji where there are no chances of variation in the
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