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Rajesh S/O Ram Singh vs Government Of Nct Of Delhi on 26 April, 2017 cites

Ashwani Kumar Saxena vs State Of M.P on 13 September, 2012

The learned Board find the submission meritless in view of the law laid down in case Ashwani Kumar Saxena vs State of MP (2012) 9 SCC 750 in which it is held by the Hon'ble Supreme Court that the Board is not expected to conduct such a roving enquiry and to go behind the certificates to examine the correctness of the documents kept during the normal course of business and only in cases where the documents or certificates are found to be fabricated or manipulated the Board need to go for medical report for age determination. 5.2 The learned Board has considered the discrepancy in the name of mother in the record and has hold that a minor discrepancy in record will not persuade the Board to hold that such records are forged and fabricated. The Board has considered the particulars in the record about the name of father and the address of child which are correctly mentioned. The Board has considered the school leaving certificate in which the name of mother is written as Munni Devi and has opined that it is very-very probable that at the time of filling of form in class 1st due to inadvertence the mother's name was wrongly entered. 5.3 The learned Board has hold that even if the record of class 1 st is discarded yet the outcome would not be any different reason being that the child had taken admission in class 6 th and therein all the particulars are very correctly mentioned and the date of birth is 01.10.1997.
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