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Bombay High Court (BHC) Presiding Officer Recruitment 2024
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Number of Vacancy: 01 Posts
Educational Qualification: The position of Presiding Officer of the National Industrial Tribunal is open to individuals who are currently serving or have previously served as a Judge of a High Court.
Pay Scale:
INR
2,25,000/- Per Month
Age Limit: Maximum 65 Years.
Application Fee: please refer to official notification.
Selection Procedure: please refer to official notification.
Applications of eligible and willing officers are requested through the registrar, High Court/ Ministry of Law and Justice and should be accompanied with (i) bio-data in the prescribed proforma at Annexure-I (ii) Certificate to be furnished by the employer/ head of office/ forwarding authority as in Annexure-ll (iii) dear photocopies of the up-to-date CR/APAR dossier of the officer containing CRs/APARs of at least last five years duly attested by a Group A officer (iv) cadre clearance (v) integrity certificate/clearance from vigilance and disciplinary angle as in Annexure-III (vi) statement giving details of major or minor penalties, if any, imposed on the officer during the last ten years, to the following address, to reach this office latest by 5.30 P.M. on 30.06.2024:- Vacancy:- Applications are being invited for the following vacancies in various NITs: S.N. I 8. Any application received after the due date or incomplete application will not be entertained. To Sh. S. R. Datta, Deputy Secretary, Room No. 318, Ministry of Labor and Employment, Shram Shakti Bhawan, New Delhi.
Published on: 11th June 2024
For more details, please refer to official notification at Download Official Notification
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About Bombay High Court
The High Court of Bombay stands as one of the oldest and most prestigious chartered High Courts in the country. Established centuries ago, it serves as a vital pillar of the Indian judiciary and plays a crucial role in the nation's legal framework. For government job aspirants and legal professionals, the Bombay High Court represents a pinnacle of public service and a gateway to rewarding careers in the judicial sector. Understanding its history and jurisdiction is essential for those preparing for competitive examinations such as UPSC, Judiciary Services, and other law-centric government jobs.
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The legal history of Bombay traces back to 1661, but the judicial system formally took shape with the Charter of 1668 and the establishment of the Recorder's Court in 1798. Over the centuries, it has evolved from a rudimentary system into a robust legal authority. Today, the Bombay High Court continues to uphold the rule of law and protect constitutional rights, making it a cornerstone of public sector careers for dedicated citizens.