person, who has obtained
appointment on the basis of a false certificate, cannot retain the said
benefit. (See Bank of India v. Avinash D. Mandivikar ... cancel the employment
obtained on the basis of the false certificate so that the post may
be filled up by a candidate who is entitled
post, the appellant
obtained a certificate from jurisdictional Tahasildar. The
said certificate is obtained by making false statement and
misrepresentation and also after office hours ... Respondent No.5
in WA No.100657/2017) for issuing the false caste
certificate in favour of the appellant, which demonstrates
that the appellant
false caste certificate. Whilst
"Caste Certificate" has been defined in Section 2(a)
of the 2000 Act, "False Caste Certificate ... wherein the Apex Court held that if the petitioner produces a false
certificate, he is not entitled to any protection. In fact, in Suresh
Ramkrishna
furnishing false information
or filing false statement or documents or by any other fraudulent
means or securing benefits by producing a false caste certificate ... caste certificate on
29.2.1988. That on the basis of school leaving
certificate, caste certificate was issued by Tahsildar.
Accordingly, said caste certificate has been proved
false. The respondent No.3 who issued
the certificate has not denied that the certificate is false or forged.
The respondent No.3 - Saraswat Cotton ... while performing his
duties. Herein, the very appointment is based on false certificate
produced by the petitioner and moreover sufficient opportunity to
produce evidence
contract agreement on the ground that the
petitioner has submitted a false certificate of Net Worth, which
tantamounts to violation of Clause ... Accountant produced by them along with the bid was
not a false certificate as the `Net Worth' and `Financial Capacity'
of the petitioner
generosity has no place where the original appointment rests on a
false caste certificate. A person who enters the service by producing
a false caste ... against a post
meant for a reserved candidate by producing a false
caste certificate and by playing a fraud. His
appointment to the post
hold that the event, namely, the
submission of the false educational certificate by the respondent took place
well over four years prior to the initiation ... respondent did
not belong to ST category and had obtained false certificate.
The services were terminated on this ground. The Supreme
Court while upholding
alia, that he was not guilty of
filing, or submitting, any false certificate at the time of appointment. It
was pointed out that all documents ... merely because a certificate submitted is from an
institution which is not recognized will not mean that the
certificate is false. The value
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