Petitioner sought appointment as Assistant Grade II Hindi. Court held that her experience certificate did not demonstrate sufficient translation experience as defined in precedent. Writ petition dismissed.
Petitioner's application for appointment letter was rejected; writ petition dismissed.
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FOOD CORPORATION OF INDIA ..... Respondent Through: Mr. Rishi K Awasthi, Advocate
CORAM: HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE SUNIL GAUR
O R D E R (ORAL)
W.P.(C) 5443/2016
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W.P.(C) 5443/2016
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“Somebody doing casual translation and somebody doing translation as a matter of routine is an entirely different issue. The certificates relied upon by the petitioner would reveal that he was predominantly performing clerical duties and sometimes or on „many a times‟ would be doing translation work. Many a times doing translation work would not mean that predominant work being done was that of translation. For example, a man may be translating one letter everyday as a part of his clerical duties. This would consume only 10 minutes and for the remainder 5 hours and 50 minutes (working hours being 6 hours) the man does simple clerical work. Surely, this person cannot claim that he has the requisite experience in translation.”
(SUNIL GAUR) JUDGE
MAY 03, 2018 P
W.P.(C) 5443/2016
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1 issue framed by the court
Whether the petitioner satisfied the requisite experience of one year in translation from English to Hindi and vice versa for the post of Assistant Grade II Hindi.
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Gyanendra Kumar Bhardwaj v. Director General, ITBP & Ors.Explained¶17
Gyanendra Kumar Bhardwaj v. Director General, ITBP & Ors., WP(C) No. 5130/1998, 8th August, 2011
Rimjhim
Food Corporation of India
Sunil Gaur
As recorded by the court registry
A petition under Article 226 of the Constitution asking a High Court to issue a writ against the State or a public authority in a civil matter.
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