Supreme Court of India

Taniya Malik v. The Registrar General of the High Court of Delhi

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Bench Arun Mishra and Amitava Roy JJ.
Decided 16 February 2018

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Judicial Service – Delhi Judicial Service Examination, 2015 – Revaluation of answer-sheet and moderation of marks – Petitioners sought re-valuation of the answer-sheet of criminal law paper of the main examination and further sought moderation of marks obtained by the candidates in the examination of 2015 – Held: Supreme Court in case of Sanjay Singh has laid down moderation to be appropriate where there are multiple examiners of the same subject – Where number of candidates are limited and only one examiner evaluates, it is to be assumed that there will be uniformity in valuation – In…

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