Supreme Court of India
Vivek Kaisth & Anr v. The State of Himachal Pradesh & Ors
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We hold that it would be contrary to the public interest to direct the induction of the petitioners into the Higher Judicial Service after the lapse of more than six years.
Judgment, page 30
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Issue for consideration: The names of the two appellants herein were included later in the fi nal selection list vide notifi cation dated 27.12.2013 issued by the State Government. The High Court has held these two selections, and consequently the appointments to be illegal and these have been quashed. This Court has to examine the validity of the selection and appointment of these two appellants to the post of Civil Judge (Junior Division), and whether they should now be unseated from their jud icial offi ce. Service Law – Recruitment – Advertisement – An advertisement was issued on 01.02.2013
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