3021 OF 1997 Appellant responded to an advertisement issued by the High Court of Delhi inviting applications from candidates who have practiced as advocate for recruitment to the Delhi High Judicial Service Claiming that she had put in experience for number less than seven years as an advocates at the time of filing the application.
Following the order made therein, this Writ Petition stands disposed of in the same terms as set forth in C.A.No.
3021 of 1997.
Thereafter she was promoted to the post of India.
Following the said decision and for the reasons stated therein, these appeals also stand disposed of in the same terms as set forth in that case.
3088/88 held that the petitioner is number entitled to be companysidered for appointment.
1961 of 1987 in Oma Shanker Sharma vs. Delhi Administration and Another decided on 13.1.1988 as affirmed by this Court in S.L.P. C No.
The High Court relying on a Division bench decision of the same companyrt in Civil Writ Petition No.
3021/97.
3021 of 1997.
CIVIL APPEAL NO.8359 AND 8360 OF 1997 These appeals arise out of a companymon order made by the High Court of Judicature at Allahabad on 26.8.1997 in civil Miscellaneous Writ Petition Nos.
Hence this appeal.
286 of 1997 which was the subject matter of Civil Appeal No.
CIVIL APPEAL NO.
CIVIL PETTITION CIVIL NO 189 OF 1997 In this Writ Petition under Article 32 of the Constitution, the petitioner seeks for a direction to companysider his candidature for appointment to the Higher Judicial Service in the National Capital Territory of Delhi.
In 1982 Mrs. Sushma Suri passed the examination of Advocate on Record companyducted by Supreme Court of India and in 1986 she was appointed as Assistant Government Advocate.
The recruitment of persons to the service shall be made by the Administrator in companysultation with the High Court.
37519 of 1996 and 37059 of 1996 on identical companysiderations as available in the order made by the High Court of Delhi in Writ Petition No.
When she was number called for interview, she filed a petition in the High Court under Article 226 of the Constitution.
We have examined the relevant rules and passed an order in Civil Appeal No.
WRIT PETITION CIVIL NO.
In regard to the persons number already in Delhi Judicial Service, appointment to service shall be made by the Administrator on the recommendations to be made by the High Court.
Rule 5 thereof provides for the mode of recruitment.
