Supreme Court of India
R.c.sood v. High Court of Rajasthan
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SERVICE LAW Rajashtan Civil Services (Classification, Control and Appeal), Rules, 1958-Suspension Order- member of Higher Judicial Service posted as Registrar of High Court-Charge of issuing incorrect notification for recruitment with ulterior purpose-No material to justify charge-Order of suspension quashed-Constitution of India 1950 Articles 14 and 16. The petitioner, a member of higher judicial service in the State of Rajasthan and a senior District and Session Judge, was posted as Registrar of the Rajasthan High Court. Pursuant to a resolution passed by the High Court, a draft
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