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Quashes Discharge of Probationary Civil Judge for Non-Disclosure of Prior Government Job and Pursuing LL.M. While in Service — “Minor Irregularity Should Not Lead to Punitive Action”

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Supreme Court Quashes Discharge of Probationary Civil Judge for Non-Disclosure of Prior Government Job and Pursuing LL.M. While in Service — “Minor Irregularity Should Not Lead to Punitive Action”
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Supreme Court Quashes Discharge of Probationary Civil Judge for Non-Disclosure of Prior Government Job and Pursuing LL.M. While in Service — “Minor Irregularity Should Not Lead to Punitive Action”

Court’s Decision The Supreme Court allowed the appeal challenging the discharge of a probationary Civil Judge by the Rajasthan High Court. It quashed the show cause notice dated 17.02.2020 and…
Posted by Rawlaw May 28, 2025

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