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THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT AT GUWAHATI

(The High Court of Assam, Nagaland, Meghalaya, Manipur, Tripura, Mizoram & Arunachal Pradesh)

NOTIFICATION

HC VII.125/2010/13274/A

Dated Guwahati the 23^rd December 2010

Vacancy position in all Grades of the Judicial Services in the State of Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur, Tripura, Mizoram & Arunachal Pradesh as per orders of Hon’ble Supreme Court dt. 4.1.2007 passed in Civil Appeal No 1867/2006 (Malik Mazhar Sultan Vs. U.P. Public Service Commission & Ors)

It is for information to all concerned that the vacancy position in all Grades of the Judicial Services in the State of Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur, Tripura, Mizoram & Arunachal Pradesh is as follows: -

Assam
Grade-I (Available Vacancies – Actual and Anticipated*: 29+12 =41) [Of existing 29 vacant Posts 12 are with infrastructure and 17 are without infrastructure] (*Anticipated Vacancies are calculated on the basis of posts, which are likely to become vacant due to retirement in the year 2011.Retirement age is computed as 58 years as provided in the Rules. However, an amendment of Rules increasing the age of superannuation to 60 years is pending with the Govt.)
VACANCY TO BE FILLED UP BY	NO. OF POSTS
Direct Recruitment	16
By Regular Promotion	19
By Promotion through limited Competitive Examination	06
Grade-II (Available Vacancies – Actual and Anticipated:  19+12=31)    [Of existing 19 vacant Posts 05 are with infrastructure and 14 are without infrastructure]  (Anticipated Vacancies are calculated on the basis of posts, which are likely to become vacant due to promotion and retirement in the year 2011.)
VACANCY TO BE FILLED UP BY	NO. OF POSTS
Direct Recruitment	Not Applicable
By Regular Promotion	10
By Promotion through limited Competitive Examination in default by regular promotion	21
Grade-III (Available Vacancies – Actual and Anticipated: 35+31=66*) [66-09=57]  [Of existing 33 vacant Posts 10 are with infrastructure and 27 are without infrastructure] (*Anticipated Vacancies are calculated on the basis of posts, which are likely to become vacant due to promotion and retirement in the year 2011.) *09 Pre appointment trainees are likely to be appointed in 09 of these vacant posts. Full Court has already approved the names of nine Pre Appointment Trainees for appointment. Assam Government is to make appointments.
VACANCY TO BE FILLED UP BY	NO. OF POSTS
Direct Recruitment	57

Meghalaya
Grade-I (Available Vacancies – Actual and Anticipated =10+0=10) [Of existing 10 vacant Posts, 03 (including one FTC) are with infrastructure and 07 are without infrastructure] *Two Grade-I Officers are on deputation as Registrars in Gauhati High Court *Process for filling up of two vacant posts in Grade-I by direct recruitment is on. Written examinations were held on 24th and 25th September. Results awaited.
VACANCY TO BE FILLED UP BY	NO. OF POSTS
Direct Recruitment	02*
By Regular Promotion	07 [However, only two (2) Officers are there, at present, in the Grade-II of Meghalaya Judicial Service. Thus, Feeder Cadre does not have sufficient number of Officers to fill up all the vacancies by promotion. ]
By Promotion through limited Competitive Examination	01
Grade-II (Available Vacancies – Actual and Anticipated: 06+0 = 06) [Of existing 06 vacant Posts, all are without infrastructure] Anticipated Vacancies are calculated on the basis of posts, which are likely to become vacant due to promotion to Grade-I and retirement in the year 2011]
VACANCY TO BE FILLED UP BY	NO. OF POSTS
Direct Recruitment	Not applicable
By Regular Promotion	06 [However, only three (3) Officers are there, at present, in the Grade-III of Meghalaya Judicial Service. Thus, Feeder Cadre does not have sufficient number of Officers to fill up all the vacancies by promotion.]
By Promotion through limited Competitive Examination	Not applicable
Grade-III (Available Vacancies – Actual and Anticipated: 14 + 0 = 14) [Of existing 14 vacant Posts, all are without infrastructure]
VACANCY TO BE FILLED UP BY	NO. OF POSTS
By Direct Recruitment	14

Manipur
Grade-I (Available Vacancies – Actual and Anticipated: 02 + 03 =05) [Anticipated vacancies are calculated on the basis of posts, which are likely to become vacant due to retirement in the year 2011.] *Process for filling up of one (1) vacant post in Grade-I by Limited Departmental Examination is on. Written examinations were held on 24th and 25th September. Results awaited.
VACANCY TO BE FILLED UP	NO. OF POSTS
By Direct Recruitment	00
By Regular Promotion	04
By Promotion through limited Competitive Examination	01*
Grade-II (Available Vacancies – Actual and Anticipated: 0 + 05 =05) [Anticipated vacancies are calculated on the basis of posts, which are likely to become vacant due to promotion to Grade-I and retirement in the year 2011.]
VACANCY TO BE FILLED UP	NO. OF POSTS
By Regular Promotion	05
By Promotion through limited Competitive Examination	Not applicable
Grade-III (Available Vacancies – Actual and Anticipated: 04 + 05 =09*) [Anticipated vacancies are calculated on the basis of posts, which are likely to become vacant due to promotion to Grade-II and retirement in the year 2011.] *Of these Nine (9) vacant posts, processes for filling up four (4) vacancies have already been initiated.
VACANCY TO BE FILLED UP	NO. OF POSTS
By Direct Recruitment	09* (9-4 = 05)

Tripura
Grade-I (Available Vacancies – Actual and Anticipated: 09 + 00 =09*) [No retirement is due in the year 2011] *Process for filling up of six (6) vacant posts in Grade-I by regular promotion, after failed attempt to fill up the same through limited departmental examination, is on. Judgements from the Officers within the zone of consideration have been called for.
VACANCY TO BE FILLED UP	NO. OF POSTS
By Direct Recruitment	03
By Regular Promotion	04*
By Promotion through limited Competitive Examination	02*
Grade-II (Available Vacancies – Actual and Anticipated: 3 + 06 =09) [Anticipated vacancies are calculated on the basis of posts, which are likely to become vacant due to promotion to Grade-I and retirement in the year 2011.]
VACANCY TO BE FILLED UP	NO. OF POSTS
By Regular Promotion	03 + 06 = 09
By Promotion through limited Competitive Examination	Not applicable
Grade-III (Available Vacancies – Actual and Anticipated: - 14 + 09=23) [Anticipated vacancies are calculated on the basis of posts, which are likely to become vacant due to promotion to Grade-I and retirement in the year 2011.]
VACANCY TO BE FILLED UP	NO. OF POSTS
By Direct Recruitment	23* *Process for filling up 09 (Nine) vacant posts (Actual & anticipated) in Grade-III by direct recruitment is on. Written examination was held on 29th  & 30th October 2010 by Tripura Public Service Commission and the process is likely to be completed very soon.

Mizoram
Grade-I (Available Vacancies – Actual and Anticipated:  08 + 01 = 09) [Anticipated vacancies are calculated on the basis of posts, which are likely to become vacant due to retirement in the year 2011.] [Of existing 8 vacant posts 04 are without infrastructure.]
VACANCY TO BE FILLED UP	NO. OF POSTS
By Direct Recruitment	04* * Process for filling up of three (03) vacant posts in Grade-I by direct recruitment is on. Written examinations were held on 22nd and 23rd October 2010. Result awaited.
By Regular Promotion	04
By Promotion through limited Competitive Examination	01
Grade-II Available Vacancies – Actual and Anticipated:  07 + 05 = 12) [Anticipated vacancies are calculated on the basis of posts, which are likely to become vacant due to promotion to Grade-I and retirement in the year 2011.]
VACANCY TO BE FILLED UP	NO. OF POSTS
By Regular Promotion	12
By Promotion through limited Competitive Examination	Not Applicable
Grade-III (Available Vacancies – Actual and Anticipated:  19 + 13 = 32) [Anticipated vacancies are calculated on the basis of posts, which are likely to become vacant due to promotion to Grade-II and retirement in the year 2011.] [Of existing 19 vacant posts, five (5) are with infrastructure and 14 are without infrastructure]
VACANCY TO BE FILLED UP	NO. OF POSTS
By Direct Recruitment	32

Arunachal Pradesh

The State Government has created two posts in Grade-I both are occupied. Posts in other Grades are yet to be created by the Government of Arunachal Pradesh Grade-I (Available Vacancies – Actual and Anticipated = 00)

                                                                                                                              

BY ORDER

Sd/- Sri M.K.Bhattacharjee

Registrar (Judicial)- cum- In charge, Recruitment Cell

Gauhati High Court

Memo No HC VII.125/2010/13275-290/A dt. 23/12/2010

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ASSISTANT PUBLIC PROSECUTOR GRADE 2 TAMIL NADU Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission Notification

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REVISED SYLLABUS FOR THE SUBJECTS PRESCRIBED FOR THE WRITTEN EXAMINATION FOR THE POST OF

ASSISTANT PUBLIC PROSECUTOR GRADE 2 TAMIL NADU

(Subject Code: 132)

Bachelor’s Degree Standard – (Descriptive Type) the four papers are as follows:-

PAPER – I LAW - I

The Indian Penal Code.

Final Report and Framing of Charge and Translation

(a) Tamil to English

(b) English to Tamil from

(i) Deposition

(ii) Judgement

(iii) Charge Sheet

PAPER – II LAW -II

1. The Criminal Procedure Code

2. The Evidence Act, and

3. The Civil Procedure Code (Specified Portion).

PAPER – III LAW -III

1. The Constitutional Law (Specified Portion).

2. The Human Rights Act, 1993.

3. Legal Aid and

4. Torts (Specified Portion).

PAPER – IV LAW -IV

1. The Central Criminal Acts.

2. The Tamil Nadu State Minor Acts.

ELABORATE SYLLABUS

PAPER –I LAW -I

THE INDIAN PENAL CODE, FINAL REPORT AND FRAMING OF CHARGE,

INCLUDING TRANSLATION:

1. The Indian Panel Code : 60 Marks

2. Final report and Framing of Charge : 20 Marks

3. English to Tamil Translation : 10 Marks

4. Tamil to English Translation : 10 Marks

Total- 100 Marks

Note: To test the Practical knowledge present case laws and problem; questions will be asked compulsorily.

(Each Heading One Question Compulsory)

PAPER – II LAW -II

1. The Criminal Procedure Code : 60 Marks

2. The Evidence Act (Amendment) : 20 Marks

3. The Civil Procedure Code : 20 Marks

Section 9 : ResSubjudice

Section 10 : Stay of Suits

Section 11 : Resjudicata

Order VII : Plaint (Simple format)

Order VIII : Written Statement (Simple format)

Sec.148A CAVEAT.

(In Each Heading Answering one Question is Compulsory)

PAPER – III LAW -III

1. CONSTITUTIONAL LAW:

(i) Fundamental Rights

(ii) Directive Principles of State Policy

(iii) Writ Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court and High Court.

2. HUMAN RIGHTS:

The Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993 (full text)

3. LEGAL AID:

Legal Services

Lok Adalat System

4. TORTS:

Negligence – malicious Prosecution

Accident claims – and vicarious liability

(In each heading one question compulsory)

PAPER – IV LAW -IV

CENTRAL ACTS

1. The Arms Act, 1959.

2. The Cable Televisions Net Work Regulating Act, 1995 (Amended)

3. The Child Marriage Restraint Act, 1929 Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act, 1986.

4. The Cinematograph Act, 1952.

5. The Copy Rights Act, 1957.

6. The Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961.

7. The Electricity Act, 2003 (Amended)

8. The Essential Commodities Act 1955.

9. The Explosives Act, 1884.

10. The Explosives Substances Act, 1908 (Amended Section 3A, 5A, 6)

11. The Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, 1956.

12. Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection) Child Act, 2000.

13. The Prevention of Food Adulteration Act, 1954.

14. The probation of Offenders Act, 1958.

15. The Public Gambling Act, 1867 (Act 3 of 1867)

16. The Railway Property unlawful Possession Act, 1966.

17. The SC/ST Prevention of Atrocities Act, 1989.

18. The Protection of Civil Rights Act, 1955.

19. The Prevention of Insults to National Human Act, 1971.

20. The Transplantation of Human Organs Act, 1994.

21. The Indian Medical Council Act, 1956.

22. The Information Technology Act, 2000.

23. Identification of Prisoner’s Act, 1920.

24. Mental Health Act, 1987.

25. Indecent representation of woman (Prohibition) Act, 1986.

(Ten questions will be framed in the above Acts each carrying five marks)

TAMIL NADU STATE ACTS

1. The Tamil Nadu City Police Act, 1888.

2. The Tamil Nadu Prevention of Dangerous, Activities of Bootleggers – Drug Offenders, Slum Grabbers Act, 14 of 1992 (Amended Act 2004)

3. The Tamil Nadu Prohibition Act, 1937.

4. The Tamil Nadu Gaming Act, 1930.

5. The Tamil Nadu Forest Act. No. 4 of 1882.

6. The Tamil Nadu Prohibition harassment of Women Act. 1998 (TN Act 44 of 1998).

7. The Tamil Nadu Prohibition of Ragging Act, 1997.

8. The Tamil Nadu Prohibition of charging of Exorbitant Interest Act, 2003.

9. The Tamil Nadu Property (Prevention of Damage and Loss) Act, 1992 (Amended Act 46/94).

10. The Tamil Nadu Open Places Disfigurement Prevention Act, 1958.

11. The Tamil Nadu Prize Schemes (Prohibition) Act, 1979.

12. The Tamil Nadu Prize Chits and Money Circulation Schemes Banning Act, 1978.

13. The Tamil Nadu Exhibition of Films of T.V. Screen through VCR and through Cable Television Network (Regulation) Rules. 1984.

14. The Tamil Nadu Kidneys (Authority or use of Therapeutic Purposes)Act, 1987.

15. The Tamil Nadu Open Places (Regulation of pasting of Posters and Fixing of Thatty Boards) Rules, 1995.

16. The Tamil Nadu Protection of Interests of Depositors (in Financial Establishments) Act, 1997.

(Ten questions will be framed in the above Acts each carrying five marks)

Note: Questions will be framed based on case laws.

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