Supreme Court of India
C. Jayachandran v. State of Kerala & Ors. Etc.
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Service Law: Notional seniority – Advertisement for filling up six posts in Higher Judicial Service for direct recruitment published on 16.04.2007 – Selection – Appellant challenged the grant of moderation/grace marks to candidates appointed on 30.03.2009 and sought his appointment as District Judge – High Court set aside the grant of moderation marks and directed to recast the select list – SLP against said order also dismissed – Revised merit list of qualified candidates prepared and appellant appointed in cadre of District Judge by Order dated 22.09.2010, however, she joined on 24.02.2011…
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