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Admit card for Skill Test of various posts in High Court Of Chhattisgarh, Bilaspur.
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Order No. 1394,1397,1399 & 1401/Confdl./2019 Bilaspur, 06
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December, 2019.
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Tender Notice No. 12925(a) & 12925(b)/CPC/2019 Bilaspur, 30
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November, 2019.
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Tender Notice No. 12926/CPC/2019 Bilaspur, 30
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November, 2019.
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(Skill test dates:16-12-2019 & 17-12-2019)
Information, Syllabus and List of eligible candidates for Skill Test to the post of Assistant Registrar(IT),Computer Programmer,Hardware Engineer,Software Engineer and Assistant Programmer in the establishment of CG High Court, Bilaspur.
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Circular No.1363 /Confdl./2019, Bilaspur Dated 29
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November, 2019.
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Endt. No.12632 /Checker/2019, Bilaspur Dated 26
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November, 2019.
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Endt. No. 1354 and 1358 /2019, Bilaspur Dated 27
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November, 2019.
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Order No. 91 & 92 /2019, Bilaspur Dated 25
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November, 2019.
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Tender Notice no.11700 & 11699/CPC/2019, Bilaspur dated 23
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October 2019.
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Following shall be the Roster of High Court of Chhattisgarh, Bilaspur from 14
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October, 2019.
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An Advocate cannot be prosecuted for criminal offences for non-exhibiting greater professional care and competence while submitting non-encumbrance certificate to a Bank.
Prescribing the minimum benchmark to ascertain the minimum necessary merit and thereafter, making promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-merit amongst the qualified candidates does not offend the principle of seniority-cum-merit.
A workcharged employee regularised subsequently is not entitled for leave encashment for the period rendered in the worcharged establishment.
Placement of missing traverse station (Chanda) is to be done as per the procedure & order enlisted in the Chhattisgarh Bhu Abhilekh Niyamawali.
Out of 100 questions, as much as 41 questions/answers have wrongly been framed. Re-examination ordered. Carelessness will always have a price.
The third Judge to whom Criminal Appeal is referred upon difference of opinion amongst two Judges of the Division Bench is entitled to hear and decide the matter afresh. The third Judge is not bound to follow one or the other judgment rendered by the Judges of the Division Bench.
Clause (b) of sub-section (2) Section 15 of the Hindu Succession Act, 1956 would not effect a Hindu Widow's right to execute a WILL, she being an absolute owner of the property by virtue of Section 14 of the said Act.
Renewal of passport can be done during the pendency of criminal case, if the passport holder obtains permission from the criminal court for travel abroad in line with notification dated 25-8-1993 issued by the Central Government.
Second wife of deceased employee of Chhattisgarh State Power Generation Company Limited (CSPGCL) is not entitled for family pension.
Misconduct for attending duties having consumed liqour has to be proved by medical examination of the delinquent and not by oral evidence.
The object to engage lawyer under section 36 (4) of industrial Disputes Act, 1947 to allow a level playing field to the parties.
Determination & extent of ward are to be based on population of principle of equal distribution.
Private property of a Ruler of Princely State merged with Govt. of India shall remain with him under the covenant/agreement executed at the time of accession.
The private properties would pass on to the next Ruler under the Agreement and under the principle of Lineal Male Primogeniture. It will not be treated as the Joint Family Property or HUF property of the Ruler.
Provisions of the Hindu Succession Act, 1956 shall not apply to the such private property by virtue of Section 5(ii) of the Act, 1956.
The Gaddi and the property of the Ruler would pass on to the next Ruler and thereafter to the legal heirs of the last Ruler. His brother having separated by providing Muafi Rights in 27 villages for maintenance.
After suspension of Kotwar, further course of enquiry will be governed by C.G. Civil Services (Classification, Control and Appeal)Rules,1966
The patient admitted to hospital is for cure not for streched trauma.
Property granted by Government to a person would be the separate property of that person unless it is intended for the benefit of joint family.
Appeal by State against judgment of acquittal rendered by Magistrate for an offence, which is cognizable and no bailable, woul lie before the Session Court under Section 378(1)(a) of CrPC and not before the High Court.
Affidavit filed under Order 18 Rule 4 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 is not evidence within the meaning of Section 3 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 unless the deponent is subjected to cross-examination.
In election petition, When there is no admission of factual facts-issues are required to be framed.
Executive order cannot curtail statutory tenure appointment.
Information supplied after statuary period of delay penalty of Rs.25000/- is imposed.
1.Finality of litigation cannot be on the basis of fraud as fraud virates all acts.
2.Court may add party under Order 1 Rule 10 CPC at any stages as procedural sins should never be death of rights of parties.
When property purchased under the SARFAESI Act, the purchaser cannot be denied new electricity connection for dues of erswhile owner unless made known by bank.
The words "like manner to conduct the enquiry by the Chancellor" allows non-legislative admininstrative power delegation.
Acquittal appeal filed after enormous delay from the date of knowledge of judgement is not entertainable on the ground of unexplained delay and laches.
Punishment in Criminal Cases should be both punitive and reformative. The act of balancing is needed while sentencing a convict.
Death due to administration of poison not proved by producing FSL report. No proof either that poison was found in possession of accused and the same poison was administrated to deceased. Accused deserves to be acquitted.
Actual hearing U/s 3C(2) of National Highway Act 1956 is mandatory and is not meant for patch of work solution.
Sample finger prints of accused not taken before or under the order of a Magistrate of finger print expert against the accuesd cannot be read in evidence.
Wife making scandalous, vulgar and defamatory statement against father-in-law and alleging demand of dowry which she could not prove in the criminal case. Husband's prayer for divorce on the ground of mental cruelty deserves to be allowed.
When Rule do not permit, percentile of part of marks can't be rounded off.
Once the accused explains the facts within his exclusive knowledge,burden in terms of Section 106 of the Evidence Act shifts on the prosecution to prove from other evidence that it was the accuesd who committed the offence.
Information seeker under Section 6(1) of the Right to Information Act,2005, is not entitled for the copy of oath taken and subscribed by Hon'ble Judge of High Court.
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