Supreme Court of India
Ishwar Chand Jain v. High Court of Punjab and Haryana and Ors.
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In view of the above observation there was no adverse entry against B the petitioner for the year 1984-.
Judgment, page 10
From the headnote
Service law: Punjab Superior Judicial Service Rules, 1963: Rules 10(2) and 12. c Judicial service-Seniority-Fixation of-Date of joining or date of confirmation-Judicial Officer appointed on 2-5-1983 as a direct recruit on probation for a period of two years-However, his services were terminated after expiry of extended probation-Supreme Court set aside the order of termination-His services confirmed w.e.f 2-5-1986-Supreme Court directed his confirmation to be w.e.f 2-5-1985-According(v, date of confirmation of Judicial Officers revised and re-fixed-Validity of-Held: It is not the date of…
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