Latest District Court Nadia Recruitment, Exam, Results and Job Notifications

Para Legal Volunteer  job opportunities in E Courts – Nadia District

No of Vacancies :10 (Ten) for the district of Nadia

Eligibility :  

1 He / She must be a citizen of India

2 The minimum age for the selection of Para Legal Volunteer should not be less than 18 years as on the date of advertisement.

3 The Candidate shall be literate, preferably Madhyamik or its equivalent with a capacity for overall comprehension

Honorarium :  Rs 500/- per day for duty assigned for rendering services

The filled up application along with self-attested copies of certificates in respect of age, qualification and proof of residence along with work experience, if any, should reach the office of the District Legal Services Authority, Nadia in between 02.

042019 at 10:00 AM and 500 PM of 18/04/2019 addressed to “The Chairman, District Legal Services Authority, Nadia”

10th Pass (SSC)

District Court Nadia is looking for 10th profile candidates.

The filled up application along with self-attested copies of
certificates in respect of age, qualification and proof of residence
along with work experience, if any, should reach the office of the
District Legal Services Authority, Nadia in between 02.04.2019 at
10:00 AM and 5.00 P.M of 18/04/2019 addressed to “The Chairman,
District Legal Services Authority, Nadia”.

The District Court, Nadia was established in 1871 during the rule of British period. The land for construction of this court was contributed by the WAKOF board in 1965. The court started with five Sub-Divisions namely Krishnagar, Ranaghat, Kushtia, Meherpur and Chuadanga in the pre-independence era.

But the Kushtia, Meherpur and Chuadanga Sub-Divisions were excluded from this jurisdiction as those three sub-divisions fell into the territory of the then Purba Pakisthan during the partition of India by the British in 1947.

In 1974, the Nabadwip chowki court was created under the jurisdiction of Nadia judgeship. The Sub-Divisional courts at Kalyani and Tehatta started in 1983 and 2004 subsequently. On the other hand, construction of the new five storied criminal court building was started in 1983 and the criminal court was shifted to that building from its earlier position near the office of Superintendent of Police, Nadia at about 2km. away from the District court building.

Since inception there were four Sessions courts at Sadar i.e District & Sessions Judge, 1(One) Addl. District & Sessions Judge, 2(two) Asst. Sessions Judge and 3(three) Munsifs including 1(one) Addl. Munsif till 1979. Subsequently number of courts have considerably increased ,in the district.