Supreme Court of India
Rajasthan High Court v. Ved Priya & Anr.
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Judicial Service – Probation period – Order of non- confirmation in – Respondent no.1 – a former Judicial Officer was appointed as a Civil Judge (Junior Division)-cum- J udicial Magistrate and he was placed on probation for a per iod of two years – There were certain allegations of 7 and cor ruption in discharge of judicial functions during the probation per iod against respondent no.1 – On basis of which the Registrar o f Vigilance was called and he submitted a report – The Administ ration Committee of the High Court did not confirm the ser vice of respondent no.1 – The Full Court of the
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