Supreme Court of India
Sivanandan C.T. & Ors. v. High Court of Kerala & Ors.
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Service Law - Judicial Service - Kera/a Higher Judicial Service - Selection of District & Sessions Judges -- As per notification dated 30-09-2015, the selection was to be conducted by written examination and viva-voce - It was stipulated that those general and OBC candidates who secured 50 per cent in the written examination rnithout any separate minimum and SC/ST who secured 40 per cent w~re qualified to participate in the viva-voce - However, in terms of the resolution of the Full Court dated 13-12-2012 there should be no minimum cut-off marks for the interview and merit list of successfiil
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