IN THE HIGH COURT OF BOMBAY
APPELLATE SIDE
Press Advertisement
No.A.5504/2013
Applications in the prescribed form are invited online from
eligible candidates for 24 vacancies for the posts of District Judge, in
the Judicial Service of the State of Maharashtra in the pay scale of
Rs.51550123058930138063070 + dearness allowance and other
allowances as admissible under the Rules.
Eligibility criteria
1) A candidate must be (a) a citizen of India or (b) a subject of
Nepal or (c)a subject of Bhutan or (d) a Tibetan refugee who came
over to India before 1st January, 1962 with the intention of
permanently settling in India or (e) a person of Indian origin, who has
migrated from Pakistan, Burma, Sri Lanka (formerly Ceylon), or East
African countries of Kenya, Uganda and the United republic of
Tanzania (formerly Tanganika and Zanzibar) with the intention of
permanently settling in India, provided that a candidate belonging to
categories (b), (c), (d) and (e) must be a person in whose favour a
certificate of eligibility has been given by the Government of
Maharashtra. Candidate if selected, will first be appointed initially on
probation for a period of two years.
2) A candidate must be
(a) a holder of Degree in Law
(b) practising as an Advocate in the High Court or Courts
subordinate thereto for not less than seven years on the date of
publication of Advertisement and in computing the period during
which a candidate has been an Advocate there shall be included any
period during which he has held the post of a Public Prosecutor or
Government Advocate or Judicial Officer. :: 2 ::
OR
Must be working or must have worked as Public Prosecutor or
Government Advocate for not less than 7 years in the post or posts on
the date of publication of advertisement. In computing the period of
7 years, the period during which the candidate has worked as an
Advocate shall also be included.
Provided that a full time salaried Public Prosecutor, Assistant /
Additional Public Prosecutor, Law Officer of the Central Government
or State Government or of any Public Corporation or Body
constituted by Statute, would not be eligible for the post of District
Judge. (Please see the note on Page No. 9)
(c) Age: Must have attained the age of thirtyfive years and must not
have attained the age of fortyeight years in the case of candidates
belonging to communities recognized as backward by the
Government for the purpose of recruitment and fortyfive years in the
case of others, as on the date of publication of Advertisement.
(d) Knowledge of Marathi: Must be certified by the
Officers/Authorities, mentioned under clause 3 (ix) below, to have
sufficient knowledge of Marathi to enable him to speak, read, write
and translate with facility from Marathi into English and viceversa.
3) Candidates should not send any certificates at the stage of
submitting application for the post. A candidate, who is likely to be
called for vivavoce, must submit to the Registrar General of the High
Court, within 8 days from the date of receipt of the letter to that effect,
attested copies of certificates or the originals, as the case may be,
showing:
i) his/her age as on the date of publication of Advertisement. e.g.
Secondary School Certificate, School Leaving Certificate etc.: : 3 : :
ii) his/her standing as Practitioner in Court (original).
iii) that he/she is of good moral character from two respectable
persons (original).
iv) that he/she is certified to have sufficient knowledge of
Marathi to enable him/her to speak, read, write and translate into
English and vice versa (original).
v) the copy of the Mark Sheet and Degree certificate of LL.B.
Examination.
vi) income tax returns, if any, in respect of the immediate
preceding three years.
vii) a candidate belonging to backward class must also produce
the certificate to the effect that he/she belongs to a community
recognised as backward for the purpose of recruitment to the
service under the Government of Maharashtra.
viii) copy of Sanad issued by Bar Council.
ix) declaration as to Small Family as appended to the
Advertisement. (original).
Certificates under clause (ii) and (iv) above may be signed in the
case of the High Court by the Registrar General, High Court, Bombay
or by the Registrar/Prothonotary & Senior Master, High Court,
Original Side, Bombay or the Registrars of the High Court Benches at
Nagpur, Aurangabad or Registrar, PanajiGoa, as the case may be and
in case of Courts other than the High Court by the Principal Judicial
Officer in which the Applicant has practised and should state the
period during which the candidate has actually practised.
The candidate shall produce original certificates for verification
at the time of submitting the attested copies of the documents
referred to above. : : 4 : :
4) Disqualification for appointment in the service:
No person shall be eligible for appointment to the service
(a) if he is compulsorily retired, removed or
dismissed from judicial service or from service in
Government or statutory or local authority or failed to
complete probation period in judicial service on any
post, or in Government or statutory or local
authority;or
(b) if he has been convicted for an offence involving
moral turpitude or he is or has been permanently
debarred or disqualified by the High Court or the
Union Public Service Commission or any State Public
Service Commission from appearing for examinations
or selections conducted by it; or
(c) if he directly or indirectly influences the
recruiting authority by any means for his
candidature;or
(d) if he is a man, has more than one wife living and
if a woman has married a man already having another
wife; or
(e) if he has more than two children.
Explanation : For the purposes of this clause, where a
couple has only one child, any number of children
born out of a single subsequent delivery shall be
deemed to be one child.
Provided that, a person having more than two
children on the date of commencement of Maharashtra
Civil Services (Declaration of Small Family) Rules, 2005
i.e. 28.04.2005, shall not be disqualified for appointment
under this clause so long as the number of children he had
on the date of such commencement does not increase.: : 5 : :
Provided further that a child or more than one child
born in a single delivery within the period of one year from
the date of such a commencement shall not be taken into
consideration for the purpose of disqualification
mentioned in this clause.
A candidate shall fill up a declaration as to small
family appended to the advertisement.
5) For the purpose of shortlisting the candidates, the High Court, if
necessary, may hold preliminary examination comprising of multiple
choice objective type questions and call upon the candidates
obtaining the cut off marks, as may be fixed by the High Court, to
appear for final written examination, maintaining the ratio of 1:10 of
the available vacancies to the successful candidates. Provided that if
there are more than one candidates who secure identical cutoff
marks as fixed by the High Court for maintaining ratio of 1 : 10, all
such candidates would be called upon to appear for final written
examination. The marks secured by the candidates in the preliminary
examination will not be taken into consideration for final selection
and will not be displayed or communicated to the candidates.
6) The Written Examination shall comprise of two papers carrying
100 marks each having duration of 3 hours each, on Civil Law and
Criminal Law respectively. The medium of written examination shall
be English. The High Court would hold vivavoce carrying 50 marks of
the candidates who secure not less than 50 marks in each paper of
written examination and not less than 60% of marks in aggregate.
Provided that Scheduled Caste / Scheduled Tribe candidates, who
secure not less than 45 marks in each paper and not less than 50% of
marks in aggregate, shall be eligible for the vivavoce (Please see the : : 6 : :
note on page No. 9). Provided that the High Court may call the
candidates for vivavoce in the ratio of 1:3 of the available vacancies.
Provided that if there are more than one candidates who secure
identical marks, for maintaining the ratio of 1:3, all such candidates
would be called upon to appear for vivavoce. Provided further that
the candidate who obtains not less than 40% marks in vivavoce shall
be eligible for selection.
7) The preliminary and written examinations will be conducted at
Mumbai, Nagpur and Aurangabad. The candidates shall specifically
mention in their application forms the examination centre where they
wish to appear for the examinations. The choice of centre once given
cannot be allowed to be changed.
8) The candidates will have to appear for preliminary examination,
written examination and for vivavoce at their own cost and shall not
be entitled to claim traveling allowance or any expenses from the
High Court. A candidate, who is found indulging in unfair practices
viz., copying or misconduct during the course of examination, using
electronic gadgets, question papers' tampering, influencing any
official concerned with the written examination or vivavoce, will be
debarred from appearing for preliminary examination, written
examination or vivavoce, as the case may be for that time or for any
number of years or permanently. The decision of the High Court as
to the eligibility or otherwise of a candidate for admission to the
preliminary examination, written examination and vivavoce shall be
final.
9) A candidate who could not successfully pass the written
examination in three attempts consecutively shall be debarred from
appearing for further examination (Please see the note on Page
No.10).: : 7 : :
10) The selected candidate will have to execute a Bond in the sum of
Rs.2,00,000/ (Rupees Two Lakhs only) to work in the post for a period
of 3 years from the date of joining, in default the candidate himself,
his legal heirs, legal representatives, executors and assignees are
liable to pay/forfeit to the Government said amount.
11) At the time of appointment, the selected candidate will have to
give an undertaking that for a period of two years from the date on
which he ceases to be in service, will not practise in any Court over
which he had presided over or the Courts subordinate thereto.
12) The candidates shall submit their applications online only in
the prescribed format through the High Court website i.e.
http://bombayhighcourt.nic.in till 16th December, 2013 upto 5.30
p.m., after which the link will be disabled. The format of application
is available for downloading on the High Court website.
13) Before starting filling in online application, a candidate must
have his latest passport size photograph and signature duly scanned
in separate files in the .jpg format in such a manner that each file size
shall not exceed 40KB and shall attach the same at the appropriate
places shown in the online application form.
14) The fees in the sum of Rs.1,000/ for General Category
candidates and Rs.500/ for Backward Class candidates should be
paid in the form of demand draft payable at par at Bombay and be
sent by Registered Post A.D. in favour of “Assistant Registrar, for
Registrar General, High Court, Appellate Side, Bombay”, so as to
reach the office of the Registrar General, High Court, Fort, Mumbai –
400032 on or before 26th December, 2013. Fees shall not be refunded
in any case. The Name and Registration I.D. Number of the candidate
as appearing on the acknowledgment slip, after submitting the : : 8 : :
application online, should invariably be mentioned overleaf the
Demand Draft so as to enable the office to attach it with the
respective application. The candidate shall also annex copy of the
Acknowledgment slip with the Demand Draft. The candidate shall
further submit a printout of his online application. The candidate
shall also prepare a Annexure duly typewritten, containing the
information regarding Clause No. 28 of the online application and
submit the same alongwith printout of online application.
15) The applications containing incomplete/incorrect information
will be rejected. Should any of the particulars furnished be found to
be false to the knowledge of the candidate, he/she will not be allowed
to participate in the selection process and if appointed, will be liable
to be dismissed. The willful suppression of any material fact will be
similarly treated.
16) The eligibility of the candidate, who is likely to be called for
vivavoce in view of the marks obtained by him in the written
examination, shall be finally decided after scrutiny of the documents
produced by him within 8 days on receiving the letter to that effect
from the High Court. It is only when he is found eligible on scrutiny
of the documents, he will be called to appear for vivavoce.
17) If the candidate failed to produce the attested copies of
certificates and / or the originals, as the case may be, as required in
clause 3 above, within 8 days from the date of receipt of the letter to
that effect, he will not be called for vivavoce.
18) The selection will be made strictly on merit on the basis of the
marks secured by the candidates in the written examination and viva
voce. : : 9 : :
19) The prescribed format of application is available on the website
of the High Court i.e. http://bombayhighcourt.nic.in.
20) Success in the examinations and resultant selection shall confer
no right of appointment to the candidate and unless the Government
in consultation with the High Court, is satisfied after such enquiry as
may be considered necessary, that the candidate is suitable in all
respects for appointment, he would not be appointed to the post.
Note :
I) It is hereby informed that amendments to the Maharashtra
Judicial Service Rules, 2008 (Rules of 2008) have been proposed as
follows :
1) Below mentioned proviso to Rule 5 Table 'C' Sr. No. (1)(c) has
been proposed to be deleted (Refer Clause 2(b) of the
Advertisement) :
“Provided that a full time salaried Public
Prosecutor, Assistant / Additional Public Prosecutor,
Law Officer of the Central Government or State
Government or of any Public Corporation or Body
constituted by Statute, shall not be eligible for the post
of District Judge.”
2) Rule 6 (1) (e) and its first proviso have been proposed to be
amended as follows (Refer Clause 6 of the Advertisement) :
“The candidate applying for being appointed
by nomination who secures not less than 50 marks
in each paper shall be eligible for vivavoce
carrying 50 marks :
Provided that the Scheduled Castes and
Scheduled Tribes candidates who secure not less
than 45% marks in each paper shall be eligible for
the vivavoce“ :: 10 ::
3) Below mentioned proviso to Rule 6 (2) (b) has been proposed to
be deleted (Refer Clause 9 of the Advertisement) :
“ A candidate who could not successfully pass the
competitive written examination in three attempts,
consecutively, shall be debarred from appearing for
such examination.”
II) Candidates who are full time salaried Public Prosecutor,
Assistant / Additional Public Prosecutor and candidates who could
not successfully pass the competitive written examination in three
attempts, consecutively, may also apply. However, their eligibility
shall be subject to the approval of the proposed amendments by the
Government.
III) If the proposed amendments are not approved, the
applications covered by the proposed amendments shall stand
rejected.
Sd/
Dated: 19th November, 2013 (C.V. Bhadang)
Registrar General,
High Court, Bombay.DECLARATION
FORM – A
I, Shri/Smt./Kum. ________________________________________
son/daughter/wife of Shri. ___________________________________
aged_______ years, resident of __________________________________
do hereby declare as follows :
1. That I have applied for the post of _________
2. I have _______________ (Number) living children as on today
out of which No. of children born after 28th April, 2005 is
3. I am aware that, if total number of living children are more than
two due to the children born after 28th April, 2006 I am liable to
be disqualified for the said post.
Place :
Date: (Signature)
APPELLATE SIDE
Press Advertisement
No.A.5504/2013
Applications in the prescribed form are invited online from
eligible candidates for 24 vacancies for the posts of District Judge, in
the Judicial Service of the State of Maharashtra in the pay scale of
Rs.51550123058930138063070 + dearness allowance and other
allowances as admissible under the Rules.
Eligibility criteria
1) A candidate must be (a) a citizen of India or (b) a subject of
Nepal or (c)a subject of Bhutan or (d) a Tibetan refugee who came
over to India before 1st January, 1962 with the intention of
permanently settling in India or (e) a person of Indian origin, who has
migrated from Pakistan, Burma, Sri Lanka (formerly Ceylon), or East
African countries of Kenya, Uganda and the United republic of
Tanzania (formerly Tanganika and Zanzibar) with the intention of
permanently settling in India, provided that a candidate belonging to
categories (b), (c), (d) and (e) must be a person in whose favour a
certificate of eligibility has been given by the Government of
Maharashtra. Candidate if selected, will first be appointed initially on
probation for a period of two years.
2) A candidate must be
(a) a holder of Degree in Law
(b) practising as an Advocate in the High Court or Courts
subordinate thereto for not less than seven years on the date of
publication of Advertisement and in computing the period during
which a candidate has been an Advocate there shall be included any
period during which he has held the post of a Public Prosecutor or
Government Advocate or Judicial Officer. :: 2 ::
OR
Must be working or must have worked as Public Prosecutor or
Government Advocate for not less than 7 years in the post or posts on
the date of publication of advertisement. In computing the period of
7 years, the period during which the candidate has worked as an
Advocate shall also be included.
Provided that a full time salaried Public Prosecutor, Assistant /
Additional Public Prosecutor, Law Officer of the Central Government
or State Government or of any Public Corporation or Body
constituted by Statute, would not be eligible for the post of District
Judge. (Please see the note on Page No. 9)
(c) Age: Must have attained the age of thirtyfive years and must not
have attained the age of fortyeight years in the case of candidates
belonging to communities recognized as backward by the
Government for the purpose of recruitment and fortyfive years in the
case of others, as on the date of publication of Advertisement.
(d) Knowledge of Marathi: Must be certified by the
Officers/Authorities, mentioned under clause 3 (ix) below, to have
sufficient knowledge of Marathi to enable him to speak, read, write
and translate with facility from Marathi into English and viceversa.
3) Candidates should not send any certificates at the stage of
submitting application for the post. A candidate, who is likely to be
called for vivavoce, must submit to the Registrar General of the High
Court, within 8 days from the date of receipt of the letter to that effect,
attested copies of certificates or the originals, as the case may be,
showing:
i) his/her age as on the date of publication of Advertisement. e.g.
Secondary School Certificate, School Leaving Certificate etc.: : 3 : :
ii) his/her standing as Practitioner in Court (original).
iii) that he/she is of good moral character from two respectable
persons (original).
iv) that he/she is certified to have sufficient knowledge of
Marathi to enable him/her to speak, read, write and translate into
English and vice versa (original).
v) the copy of the Mark Sheet and Degree certificate of LL.B.
Examination.
vi) income tax returns, if any, in respect of the immediate
preceding three years.
vii) a candidate belonging to backward class must also produce
the certificate to the effect that he/she belongs to a community
recognised as backward for the purpose of recruitment to the
service under the Government of Maharashtra.
viii) copy of Sanad issued by Bar Council.
ix) declaration as to Small Family as appended to the
Advertisement. (original).
Certificates under clause (ii) and (iv) above may be signed in the
case of the High Court by the Registrar General, High Court, Bombay
or by the Registrar/Prothonotary & Senior Master, High Court,
Original Side, Bombay or the Registrars of the High Court Benches at
Nagpur, Aurangabad or Registrar, PanajiGoa, as the case may be and
in case of Courts other than the High Court by the Principal Judicial
Officer in which the Applicant has practised and should state the
period during which the candidate has actually practised.
The candidate shall produce original certificates for verification
at the time of submitting the attested copies of the documents
referred to above. : : 4 : :
4) Disqualification for appointment in the service:
No person shall be eligible for appointment to the service
(a) if he is compulsorily retired, removed or
dismissed from judicial service or from service in
Government or statutory or local authority or failed to
complete probation period in judicial service on any
post, or in Government or statutory or local
authority;or
(b) if he has been convicted for an offence involving
moral turpitude or he is or has been permanently
debarred or disqualified by the High Court or the
Union Public Service Commission or any State Public
Service Commission from appearing for examinations
or selections conducted by it; or
(c) if he directly or indirectly influences the
recruiting authority by any means for his
candidature;or
(d) if he is a man, has more than one wife living and
if a woman has married a man already having another
wife; or
(e) if he has more than two children.
Explanation : For the purposes of this clause, where a
couple has only one child, any number of children
born out of a single subsequent delivery shall be
deemed to be one child.
Provided that, a person having more than two
children on the date of commencement of Maharashtra
Civil Services (Declaration of Small Family) Rules, 2005
i.e. 28.04.2005, shall not be disqualified for appointment
under this clause so long as the number of children he had
on the date of such commencement does not increase.: : 5 : :
Provided further that a child or more than one child
born in a single delivery within the period of one year from
the date of such a commencement shall not be taken into
consideration for the purpose of disqualification
mentioned in this clause.
A candidate shall fill up a declaration as to small
family appended to the advertisement.
5) For the purpose of shortlisting the candidates, the High Court, if
necessary, may hold preliminary examination comprising of multiple
choice objective type questions and call upon the candidates
obtaining the cut off marks, as may be fixed by the High Court, to
appear for final written examination, maintaining the ratio of 1:10 of
the available vacancies to the successful candidates. Provided that if
there are more than one candidates who secure identical cutoff
marks as fixed by the High Court for maintaining ratio of 1 : 10, all
such candidates would be called upon to appear for final written
examination. The marks secured by the candidates in the preliminary
examination will not be taken into consideration for final selection
and will not be displayed or communicated to the candidates.
6) The Written Examination shall comprise of two papers carrying
100 marks each having duration of 3 hours each, on Civil Law and
Criminal Law respectively. The medium of written examination shall
be English. The High Court would hold vivavoce carrying 50 marks of
the candidates who secure not less than 50 marks in each paper of
written examination and not less than 60% of marks in aggregate.
Provided that Scheduled Caste / Scheduled Tribe candidates, who
secure not less than 45 marks in each paper and not less than 50% of
marks in aggregate, shall be eligible for the vivavoce (Please see the : : 6 : :
note on page No. 9). Provided that the High Court may call the
candidates for vivavoce in the ratio of 1:3 of the available vacancies.
Provided that if there are more than one candidates who secure
identical marks, for maintaining the ratio of 1:3, all such candidates
would be called upon to appear for vivavoce. Provided further that
the candidate who obtains not less than 40% marks in vivavoce shall
be eligible for selection.
7) The preliminary and written examinations will be conducted at
Mumbai, Nagpur and Aurangabad. The candidates shall specifically
mention in their application forms the examination centre where they
wish to appear for the examinations. The choice of centre once given
cannot be allowed to be changed.
8) The candidates will have to appear for preliminary examination,
written examination and for vivavoce at their own cost and shall not
be entitled to claim traveling allowance or any expenses from the
High Court. A candidate, who is found indulging in unfair practices
viz., copying or misconduct during the course of examination, using
electronic gadgets, question papers' tampering, influencing any
official concerned with the written examination or vivavoce, will be
debarred from appearing for preliminary examination, written
examination or vivavoce, as the case may be for that time or for any
number of years or permanently. The decision of the High Court as
to the eligibility or otherwise of a candidate for admission to the
preliminary examination, written examination and vivavoce shall be
final.
9) A candidate who could not successfully pass the written
examination in three attempts consecutively shall be debarred from
appearing for further examination (Please see the note on Page
No.10).: : 7 : :
10) The selected candidate will have to execute a Bond in the sum of
Rs.2,00,000/ (Rupees Two Lakhs only) to work in the post for a period
of 3 years from the date of joining, in default the candidate himself,
his legal heirs, legal representatives, executors and assignees are
liable to pay/forfeit to the Government said amount.
11) At the time of appointment, the selected candidate will have to
give an undertaking that for a period of two years from the date on
which he ceases to be in service, will not practise in any Court over
which he had presided over or the Courts subordinate thereto.
12) The candidates shall submit their applications online only in
the prescribed format through the High Court website i.e.
http://bombayhighcourt.nic.in till 16th December, 2013 upto 5.30
p.m., after which the link will be disabled. The format of application
is available for downloading on the High Court website.
13) Before starting filling in online application, a candidate must
have his latest passport size photograph and signature duly scanned
in separate files in the .jpg format in such a manner that each file size
shall not exceed 40KB and shall attach the same at the appropriate
places shown in the online application form.
14) The fees in the sum of Rs.1,000/ for General Category
candidates and Rs.500/ for Backward Class candidates should be
paid in the form of demand draft payable at par at Bombay and be
sent by Registered Post A.D. in favour of “Assistant Registrar, for
Registrar General, High Court, Appellate Side, Bombay”, so as to
reach the office of the Registrar General, High Court, Fort, Mumbai –
400032 on or before 26th December, 2013. Fees shall not be refunded
in any case. The Name and Registration I.D. Number of the candidate
as appearing on the acknowledgment slip, after submitting the : : 8 : :
application online, should invariably be mentioned overleaf the
Demand Draft so as to enable the office to attach it with the
respective application. The candidate shall also annex copy of the
Acknowledgment slip with the Demand Draft. The candidate shall
further submit a printout of his online application. The candidate
shall also prepare a Annexure duly typewritten, containing the
information regarding Clause No. 28 of the online application and
submit the same alongwith printout of online application.
15) The applications containing incomplete/incorrect information
will be rejected. Should any of the particulars furnished be found to
be false to the knowledge of the candidate, he/she will not be allowed
to participate in the selection process and if appointed, will be liable
to be dismissed. The willful suppression of any material fact will be
similarly treated.
16) The eligibility of the candidate, who is likely to be called for
vivavoce in view of the marks obtained by him in the written
examination, shall be finally decided after scrutiny of the documents
produced by him within 8 days on receiving the letter to that effect
from the High Court. It is only when he is found eligible on scrutiny
of the documents, he will be called to appear for vivavoce.
17) If the candidate failed to produce the attested copies of
certificates and / or the originals, as the case may be, as required in
clause 3 above, within 8 days from the date of receipt of the letter to
that effect, he will not be called for vivavoce.
18) The selection will be made strictly on merit on the basis of the
marks secured by the candidates in the written examination and viva
voce. : : 9 : :
19) The prescribed format of application is available on the website
of the High Court i.e. http://bombayhighcourt.nic.in.
20) Success in the examinations and resultant selection shall confer
no right of appointment to the candidate and unless the Government
in consultation with the High Court, is satisfied after such enquiry as
may be considered necessary, that the candidate is suitable in all
respects for appointment, he would not be appointed to the post.
Note :
I) It is hereby informed that amendments to the Maharashtra
Judicial Service Rules, 2008 (Rules of 2008) have been proposed as
follows :
1) Below mentioned proviso to Rule 5 Table 'C' Sr. No. (1)(c) has
been proposed to be deleted (Refer Clause 2(b) of the
Advertisement) :
“Provided that a full time salaried Public
Prosecutor, Assistant / Additional Public Prosecutor,
Law Officer of the Central Government or State
Government or of any Public Corporation or Body
constituted by Statute, shall not be eligible for the post
of District Judge.”
2) Rule 6 (1) (e) and its first proviso have been proposed to be
amended as follows (Refer Clause 6 of the Advertisement) :
“The candidate applying for being appointed
by nomination who secures not less than 50 marks
in each paper shall be eligible for vivavoce
carrying 50 marks :
Provided that the Scheduled Castes and
Scheduled Tribes candidates who secure not less
than 45% marks in each paper shall be eligible for
the vivavoce“ :: 10 ::
3) Below mentioned proviso to Rule 6 (2) (b) has been proposed to
be deleted (Refer Clause 9 of the Advertisement) :
“ A candidate who could not successfully pass the
competitive written examination in three attempts,
consecutively, shall be debarred from appearing for
such examination.”
II) Candidates who are full time salaried Public Prosecutor,
Assistant / Additional Public Prosecutor and candidates who could
not successfully pass the competitive written examination in three
attempts, consecutively, may also apply. However, their eligibility
shall be subject to the approval of the proposed amendments by the
Government.
III) If the proposed amendments are not approved, the
applications covered by the proposed amendments shall stand
rejected.
Sd/
Dated: 19th November, 2013 (C.V. Bhadang)
Registrar General,
High Court, Bombay.DECLARATION
FORM – A
I, Shri/Smt./Kum. ________________________________________
son/daughter/wife of Shri. ___________________________________
aged_______ years, resident of __________________________________
do hereby declare as follows :
1. That I have applied for the post of _________
2. I have _______________ (Number) living children as on today
out of which No. of children born after 28th April, 2005 is
3. I am aware that, if total number of living children are more than
two due to the children born after 28th April, 2006 I am liable to
be disqualified for the said post.
Place :
Date: (Signature)
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