‘Continuous’ Possession of Driving Licence Means Uninterrupted Sequence; Renewal Post-Expiry Does Not Cure Eligibility Gap: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has set aside a decision of the Telangana High Court, ruling that the requirement to possess a driving licence “continuously” for a specified period in recruitment notifications must be interpreted literally to mean uninterrupted possession. The Court held that if a candidate’s licence had expired and was renewed after a gap, they

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