Supreme Court of India
Registrar, High Court of Gujarat and Anr. v. C.G. Sharma
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Service Law : Gujarat Judicial Service Recruitment Rules, 1961-Rule 5(4)-Judicial Officer-Appointment-Probation-Extension of-Termination of service thereafter on the ground of unsuitability for the Post-Adverse remarks in the Confidential Report-Integrity doubtful-Termination challenged on the ground that termination could not be without holding enquiry as on completion on probation period the service would be deemed to have been confirmed-Claim of equality with other judicial officers-Termination upheld by Single Judge as well as Division Bench of High Court holding that service cannot be…
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