Supreme Court of India
Satya Narayan Athya v. High Court of M.P. and Anr.
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M.P. Judicial Service (Classification, Recrnitment and Condition of Services) Rules, 1955: Rule 24(1). ·Civil Judge-Training-Probation-District Judge Reporting need for improvenient by Civil Judge-Discharge order by High Court during probation of Civil Judge-Ground-Non-satisfactory service-Order held valid-Charge and enquiry held not necessary. M.P. Government Service (Temporary, Quasi-pennanent Service) Rules, 1960: Civil Judge-:.Discharge from service-Validity of.…
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