Supreme Court of India
S. Renuka and Ors. v. State of A.P. and Anr.
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Service Law: Appointment-Requirement of women Judges for Family Court and c ., Mahi/a Court-Scarcity of adequate number of woman judges-Sanction of posts of District and Sessions Judges, Grade II for appointment-All the posts reserved for women after relaxation of Rule 2 of Special Rules of the .P. State Higher Judicial Service-Reservation for SC, ST and Backward Classes provided-Selection made-On State's request-High Court opined that the candidates could not be appointed-Opinion of High Court challenged in Supreme Court-Held, petitioners have no right to clain1 an appointment, as r the…
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