Supreme Court of India

K.H. Siraj v. High Court of Kerala and Anr.

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Bench Dr. Ar. Lakshmanan and Lokeshwar Singh Panta JJ.
Decided 23 May 2006

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Service Law: Kerala Public Service Act, 1968--Section 2-Kerala State subordinate Service Rules, 1958: Rules 14, 15 & 17/Kerala Judicial Service Rules, 1991; Rule 7/Notification dated 26.3.2001; Cl.JO: State Judicial Service Examination-Appointment of Munsif Magistrate-Fixation of minimum cut-off marks-Necessity of-Rules of reservation--Violation of-Single Judge of the High Court declaring selection of certain candidates illegal-- Reversed by the High Court-- On appeal, Held: Rule 7 confers powers on the High Court to select suitable persons to serve as judicial officer-Power so coriferred…

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