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All India Judges Association vs Union of India - 2025 INSC 1328 - Higher Judicial Service - Determination Of Seniority - 4-Point Roster

Judicial Service - Determination of seniority within the cadre of Higher Judicial Services (HJS) recruited as (i) Regular Promotees (RP); (ii) those promoted through the Limited Departmental Competitive Examinations (LDCE); and (iii) Direct Recruits (DR) - Continuous length of service ought to be the criterion for determining inter se seniority

Judicial Service

Usha Kiran Kshatri vs State of Telangana 2025 INSC 1169 - Judicial Service

Judicial Service - No legal aspects discussed in this judgment [SC request the High Court to declare the results of the appellants/petitioners/intervenors and to proceed for verification of their credentials/antecedents. Such of the qualified appellants/petitioners/intervenors who are found suitable may be appointed by offering them

Judicial Service

Tosh Kumar Sharma v. High Court of Judicature at Allahabad 2025 INSC 921 - Uttar Pradesh Higher Judicial Service Rules - Art. 235 Constitution

Uttar Pradesh Higher Judicial Service Rules, 1975 - Rule 8(2) - Rule 8(2) of the Rules does not apply to the situation confronting the High Court upon the rejection of one candidature by the Hon’ble Governor/State Government from out of the communicated list- it accounts for

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In Re: Refixation Of Pension Considering Service Period In District Judiciary And High Court 2025 INSC 726 - HCJ Act

High Court Judges (Salaries and Conditions of Service) Act, 1954 - (i) The Union of India shall pay the full pension of Rs.15,00,000/- per annum to a retired Chief Justice of the High Court; (ii) The Union of India shall pay the full pension of Rs.

Judicial Service

Rekha Sharma vs High Court Of Judicature For Rajasthan 2025 INSC 551 - Judicial Service

Judicial Service - Invoking Article 142 powers, SC directed the authority to accommodate the petitioner herein in one of the posts, either in any of the vacant posts which are available in the reserved category for persons with disability or to create a supernumerary post and appoint her as a

Judicial Service

In Re: Recruitment Of Visually Impaired In Judicial Services 2025 INSC 300 - Judicial Service - Visually Impaired Candidates Eligible

Madhya Pradesh Judicial Service (Recruitment and Conditions of Service) Rules, 1994 - Rule 6A - Visually impaired candidates are eligible to participate in selection for the posts under the judicial service and hence, Rule 6A of the Madhya Pradesh Judicial Service (Recruitment and Conditions of Service) Rules, 1994 is struck

Dharmendra Kumar Singh vs Hon’ble High Court Of Jharkhand 2025 INSC 72 - Judicial Service

Jharkhand Superior Judicial Services (Recruitment, Appointment and Condition of Service) Rule, 2001 - High Court dismissed writ petition filed by judicial officers- Allowing appeal, SC observed: The suitability of each candidate has to be tested on his own merit and a comparative assessment cannot be made and the promotion cannot