Supreme Court of India
D.K. Agarwal v. High Court of Judicature at Allahabad
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U.P. Higher Judicial Service Rules, 1975: Rules 4B and 27- Judicial Officer-Adverse remarks against-Before communication to judicial officer-To be placed before Chief Justice-Member of higher judicial service-Grant of selection/super time scale-Within administrative jurisdiction of High Court-Interference by Court does not mean granting relief but referring the matter back to High Court for reconsideration. Constitution of India, 1950--Article 32-Administrative jurisdic tion of High Court-When and in what circumstances can the Supreme Court interfere though ordinarily it does not.
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