Supreme Court of India

Dheeraj Mor v. Hon’ble High Court of Delhi

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Bench Arun Mishra, Vineet Saran and S. Ravindra Bhat JJ.
Decided 19 February 2020

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Constitution of India – Arts.233-235 – Interpretation of Art.233 – Eligibility of members of subordinate judicial service for appointment as District Judge against the quota reserved for bar members by way of direct recruitment – Petitioners who are in judicial service inter alia claimed that there are two sources of recruitment u/Art.233(2)- from judicial service and from the bar; thus, a person in judicial service with 7 years practice at the bar before joining service (or combined with service as a judicial officer), can compete with members of the bar (with 7 or more years’ practice), for…

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