Supreme Court of India
Kuldip Singh v. Union of India
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Pension-Judges of Supreme Court and High Courts-Appointment h... directly from the Bar-Pension-Held, before 4. 12. 1993 by way of practice c 66-213% of vacancies of High Court Judges filled amongst members of Bar and 33-'13% from Judicial Services-In Chief Justices and Chief Ministers Conference of 4. 12.1993 it was decided that number ofvaca_ncies to be filled up from Judicial Officers "might go upto 409/-This cannot mean that number of Judges from services have to be 409/-ln the Chief Justices' Conference held in 1999 it was unanimously resolved that the quota should normally be 66-213% and…
Where later benches applied it
- 2024 Union of India, Ministry of Law & Justice v. Justice (retd) Raj Rahul Garg (raj Rani Jain) and Others
- 2025 In Re Refixation of Pension Considering Service Period in District Judiciary and High Court
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