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Judicial Service

2 articlesLatest June 2026
Article 235 | Registrars of Labour Courts and Industrial Tribunals Belong to Judicial Service; High Court Holds Exclusive Control Over Transfers : GAHC
Case Law Analysis
|Gauhati High Court

Article 235 | Registrars of Labour Courts and Industrial Tribunals Belong to Judicial Service; High Court Holds Exclusive Control Over Transfers : GAHC

The Gauhati High Court has ruled that Registrars in Labour Courts and Industrial Tribunals are part of the judicial service under Article 235, stripping the Labour Department of any authority to transfer them. This decision reinforces judicial independence by placing administrative control firmly with the High Court, setting a precedent for similar tribunals across India.

LDCE Quota Recruitment | New Judicial Posts Cannot Be Clubbed with Prior Advertisement: Gauhati HC
Case Law Analysis
|Gauhati High Court

LDCE Quota Recruitment | New Judicial Posts Cannot Be Clubbed with Prior Advertisement: Gauhati HC

Gauhati High Court ruled that newly created judicial posts cannot be merged with vacancies advertised under an earlier notification, violating recruitment norms. The judgment mandates recalibration of the 25% LDCE quota and sets a precedent for strict compliance in judicial service recruitments, impacting Mizoram Judicial Service officers and future hiring processes.