Supreme Court of India
S. Jamaludeen v. High Court of Madras
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Judgment, page 12
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JUDGMENT: [With Civil Appeal No. 2110 of 1997 arising out of S.L.P. ( ) No. 6584 of 1997 (CC No. 3647)] J U M N T SEN, J. Leave granted. The Tamil Nadu State subordinate judiciary originally consisted of two separate services, Tamil Nadu state Magisterial Service and Tamil Nadu judicial service. The Magisterial Service consisted of two categories. Subordinate Magistrates (later redesignated as Judicial Second Class Magistrates) and Additional First Class Magistrates (later redesignated as Judicial First Class Magistrates).
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