Judicial Service means a service comprising person holding judicial posts not being posts superior to that of a district judge;
Judicial Service means the Judicial Service established by the Constitution;
Examples of Judicial Service in a sentence
The President may make appointments from the list, and must advise the Judicial Service Commission, with reasons, if any of the nominees are unacceptable and any appointment remains to be made.
The Judicial Service Commission must prepare a list of nominees with three names more than the number of appointments to be made, and submit the list to the President.
Conditions of service of District Judges and other Members of Higher Judicial Service of Union Territories.
Part 4—Judicial Service Commission 171—Establishment of the Judicial Service Commission.
The first task of the Judicial Service Commission shall be to make a recommendation to the President with regard to the appointment of the first Chief Justice.
More Definitions of Judicial Service
Judicial Service means a service comprising persons holding judicial posts and being posts superior to that of a district judge;”
Judicial Service means a service consisting exclusively of the persons intended to fill the post of District Judge and other D
Judicial Service means periods of judicial service as, or otherwise occupying the position of, a judge;
Judicial Service means the Judicial Service established in Article 219 of the Constitution;
Judicial Service means the Judicial Service mentioned in subsection (2); “magistrate” means a magistrate appointed under section 18, and includes:
Judicial Service means the service constituted by the persons appointed by the Judicial Service Commission.