Connected TCP socket receives packet without timestamps option which 
exists in SYN, SYNACK and ACK. It is packet 4 in attached tcpdump output.

tcpdump output description: The host has address 10.208.10.1 (server) 
and the peer host has address 10.208.10.2 (client).

Establishing connection: Timestamps option exists in SYN, SYNACK and ACK 
(packets 1, 2 and 3 in attached file), so accepted socket should receive 
packets only with timestamps option.

Sending packet: the socket receives the packet without timestamps option 
(packet 4 in attached file), i.e. recv() function called on the socket 
receives the data from the packet. The "strange" packet is generated 
using PCAP.

I see this behaviour on 2.6.26 and on 3.14 kernels.