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Apex Court Issues Notice on Plea Seeking Reckoning of Seniority from Initial Date of Appointment - (13 Sep 2019)

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Apex Court has issued notice on a special leave petition seeking reckoning of seniority of ‘Ad-hoc’ Judges in Gujarat from the initial date of appointment. The Petitioners had sought a direction to consider their case for promotion subject to final outcome of the main petition.

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