Supreme Court of India
Gurmeet Pal Singh v. State of Punjab & Anr.
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Judicial Service – Punjab Superior Judicial Service Rules, 2007– r.7(3)(c) – Advertisement issued, inviting a pplications for selection to Punjab Superior Judicial Service throu gh direct recruitment from amongst the Advocates – Appellants -candidates appeared for the written examination – On declaration of the result of the written examination, viva voce was held whereafter there was variation in the merit position of the candidates in the combined marks compared with just the written examination – Challeng ed by appellants – Held: When a candidate appears in an e xamination without
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