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Court Relief For Himachal Judicial Exam Candidates Barred Over Certificate
The Supreme Court on Friday provisionally allowed candidates, who were barred for not furnishing credential certificates in appropriate format, to appear in the Himachal Pradesh Judicial Service Examination.
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Government Finalising Draft Bill To Set Up All-India Judicial Service: Report
The government is in the process of finalising a bill to establish an all-India judicial service to recruit officers for subordinate courts through an entrance test. Those who clear the pan-India test would be appointed by high courts and the state governments.
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Supreme Court Awards 30 Grace Marks To All Candidates In Haryana Judicial Service Exam 2017
Due to strict marking only nine of the total 1,195 candidates in the mains exam could manage to qualify as against 107 vacancies, the top court said.
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Nine High Courts Oppose All-India Service For Lower Judiciary
Nine high courts have opposed a proposal to have an all-India service for lower judiciary, eight have sought changes in the proposed framework and only two have supported the idea, a law ministry document says.
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2014 Delhi Judicial Services Exam Papers to be Re-Evaluated
The Supreme Court on Monday asked its former judge Justice P V Reddi to re-evaluate answer sheets of nearly 650 unsuccessful candidates of Delhi Judicial Services (DJS) examination 2014 while making it clear that appointment of already selected judges would not be "touched".
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Court Relief For Himachal Judicial Exam Candidates Barred Over Certificate
The Supreme Court on Friday provisionally allowed candidates, who were barred for not furnishing credential certificates in appropriate format, to appear in the Himachal Pradesh Judicial Service Examination.
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Government Finalising Draft Bill To Set Up All-India Judicial Service: Report
The government is in the process of finalising a bill to establish an all-India judicial service to recruit officers for subordinate courts through an entrance test. Those who clear the pan-India test would be appointed by high courts and the state governments.
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Supreme Court Awards 30 Grace Marks To All Candidates In Haryana Judicial Service Exam 2017
Due to strict marking only nine of the total 1,195 candidates in the mains exam could manage to qualify as against 107 vacancies, the top court said.
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Nine High Courts Oppose All-India Service For Lower Judiciary
Nine high courts have opposed a proposal to have an all-India service for lower judiciary, eight have sought changes in the proposed framework and only two have supported the idea, a law ministry document says.
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2014 Delhi Judicial Services Exam Papers to be Re-Evaluated
The Supreme Court on Monday asked its former judge Justice P V Reddi to re-evaluate answer sheets of nearly 650 unsuccessful candidates of Delhi Judicial Services (DJS) examination 2014 while making it clear that appointment of already selected judges would not be "touched".
