into consideration, at the same time, the service record of the immediate past period will have to be given due credence and weightage. For example ... against some very old adverse entries where the immediate past record shows exemplary performance, ignoring such a record of recent past and acting only
into consideration, at the same time, the service record of the
immediate past period will have to be given due credence and weightage.
Page ... explained that as against some very old adverse
entries where the immediate past records shows exemplary performance,
ignoring such a record of recent past
applied to a company whose business has ceased in the immediate past, that is to say, whose business has ceased within a short time prior ... that unless the business of a company was discontinued in the immediate past, the section would be inapplicable. Reliance was also placed upon the expression
public interest. The learned Single Judge also observed that
record of immediate past period was not looked into at all and on the
basis ... into consideration, at the same time,
the service record of the immediate past period will have to be given
due credence and weightage. For example
refer either to an event that has happened to the immediate past or to an event that has happened in the near past. For example ... month", refers to an event that has happened in the immediate past. It is, therefore, necessary to examine whether Article 233(2) merely requires
period then, while considering the case, the service record of the immediate past period will be given due credence and weightage, which have not been ... into consideration, at the same time, the service record of the immediate past period will have to be given due credence and weightage. For example
into consideration, at the same time, the service record of the immediate past period will have to be given due credence and weightage. For example ... against some very old adverse entries where the immediate past record shows exemplary performance, ignoring such a record of recent past and acting only
equated/combined and
advocate/pleader should be in practice in the
immediate past for 7 years and must be in practice
while applying ... advocate…
(i) Should be in practice in the immediate
past for seven years;
(ii) Must be in practice while applying on the
cut-off date
means seven years as an advocate immediately preceding the application and not seven years any time in the past. This is clear ... equated/combined and advocate/pleader should be in practice in the immediate past for 7 years and must be in practice while applying
District Judge, advocate/pleader should be in practice
in the immediate past for 7 years and must be in practice while
applying ... equated/combined and advocate/
pleader should be in practice in the immediate past for 7
years and must be in practice while applying
