Punjab & Haryana High Court, Chandigarh
CitationCWP No. 7652 of 2015 (P&H)
CourtPunjab & Haryana High Court
Date2016
Year2016
BenchKrishna Murari, Arun Palli JJ.
Acts/ArticlesArticle 14, Article 16, Haryana Ex-Servicemen Rules
CategoryHaryana-Specific, Service & Employment Law

Key Principle Established

The age relaxation policy for ex-servicemen in Haryana government recruitment must be applied uniformly. Discriminatory application of the policy violates Article 14.

Brief Facts

Ex-servicemen in Haryana challenged discriminatory application of the age relaxation policy in government recruitment where some candidates were granted relaxation while others in similar circumstances were denied.

Ratio Decidendi

The Court held that the age relaxation policy for ex-servicemen must be applied uniformly and consistently. Once the policy is framed, all eligible ex-servicemen must receive the same benefit. Selective or discriminatory application violates Article 14.

Impact & Significance

This judgment ensured fair treatment of ex-servicemen in Haryana government recruitment.

Tags & Related Topics

Haryana-Specific Service & Employment Law Article 14 Article 16 Haryana Ex-Servicemen Rules
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Disclaimer

This judgment summary is for educational and research purposes. While care has been taken to accurately represent the ratio and findings, for authoritative reference always consult the original judgment text from official sources (SCC Online, AIR, Manupatra, or court websites).

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