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State of Rajasthan - Section

Section 356 in Rules of the High Court of Judicature for Rajasthan, 1952

356. Exemptions.

- The following persons are exempt from liability to serve as Jurors, namely-
(1)officers in civil employ superior in rank to a District Magistrate;
(2)salaried Judges;
(3)Ministers and Parliamentary Secretaries;
(4)members of any Legislature in India:
(5)members of the personal staff of His Highness the Rajpramukh;
(6)Secretaries to Government;
(7)Secretary to the Board of Revenue;
(8)Legal Remembrancer to Government;
(9)salaried Magistrates;
(10)all persons actually officiating as priests or Ministers of their respective religions;
(11)Legal Practitioners in actual practice;
(12)agents or managers of banks:
(13)persons employed in the Postal and Telegraph Departments:
(14)Surgeons and Physicians who openly and constantly practise the profession of medicine:
(15)the undermentioned railway officers-
(i)Divisional Superintendent:
(ii)District Engineer:
(iii)Station Masters and Assistant Station Masters:
(iv)Permanent Way Inspectors;
(v)Locomotive Foremen and Engine Drivers;
(16)Officer Commanding at Jodhpur or Jaipur;
(17)All persons exempted by the State Government from personal appearance in Court under section 133 of the Code of Civil Procedure: and
(18)All persons exempted by the State Government from serving as a Juror under sub-section (4) of section 313 or clause (1) of section 320 of Criminal Procedure.