High Court Of Judicature At Patna Recruitment For The Post Of General Mazdoor In Patna

General Mazdoor  job vacancies in High Court of Judicature at Patna on contract basis

No of  Posts : 20

Qualification :  a The candidates must possess the minimum qualification of Intermediate Passed in any faculty or its equivalent from a recognized Board/University, and b The Candidates shall possess a diploma/certificate of at least a 6 months' course in Computer Application from an Institution recognized by the Government c.

 The prescribed educational qualification is minimum and mere possession of the same does not entitle any candidate to be called for the test(s) The High Court reserves the right to scrutinize applications of the candidates on the basis of educational qualifications and/or experience of working in similar capacity in the State/Central Govt Offices/Undertakings d In case, it is detected at any stage that a candidate does not fulfill the eligibility criteria and/or has furnished incorrect information or suppressed any material information, his/her candidature/selection is liable to be cancelled.

e The candidates will have to download the Admit Card from the website of the Court by entering their registration number and date of birth, and hard copy of the same will not be sent to them The candidates are advised to keep visiting the website of the Court for details and updates regarding examination

Pay :  on daily wage of Rs247/- per day in the Digitisation Cell of the Patna High Court for a period of Five years or till the completion of Digitisation Project whichever is earlier.

Age Limit :  Not below 18 years and above 40 years of age The cut off date for the purpose of consideration of the eligibility of the applicant is 31st January 2019

Mode of Selection :   There shall be two tier procedure of selection comprising Online written Test followed by interview Final merit list shall be prepared on the basis of performance in Online (written) Test and Interview taken together The Court reserves the right to make any amendment in above selection pattern whenever it thinks proper

Application Fee : An amount of Rs.

500 (five hundred only) has to be paid online while filling the application

 

12th Pass (HSE), Diploma

High Court Of Judicature At Patna is looking for 12th , Diploma profile candidates.

Interested candidates should Apply Online latest by 08/05/2019 till
23.59 hours.

Proclamation made by the Governor-General of India on the 22nd March, 1912 the territories of Bihar and Orissa which were formerly subject to and included within the limits of the Presidency of Fort William in Bengal, were promoted to the status of a separate province, and by Letters Patent, dated the 9th February, 1916 the Patna High Court was ushered into existence with Circuit sittings at Cuttack, and form the 26th February, 1916, the date on which the aforesaid Letters Patent was published in the Gazette of India, the High Court of Judicature at Fort William in Bengal ceased to exercise jurisdiction, Civil, Criminal, Admiralty, Matrimonial, Testamentary and Intestate, Enrolment, etc. in all matters in which jurisdiction was given to the High Court of Judicature at Patna. Thus the ancient city of Pataliputra had a High Court of its own in 1916 with Sir Edward Maynard Des Champs Chamier, Kt. Barrister-at-Law as its first Chief Justice and Sarvashri Saiyid Sharfuddin, Barrister-at-Law, Edmund Pelly Chapman, I.C.S., Basant Kumar Mullick, I.C.S., Francis, Reginald Roe, I.C.S, Cecil Atkinson, barrister-at-Law and Jwala Prasad, B.A., LL.B., as Puisne Judges.

The Patna High Court building on its completion was formally opened by the same Viceroy in a durbar held for the purpose on Thursday. The 3rd February, 1916. On this occasion Lord Hardinge made the following observations :- "I am about to perform an almost unique duty and one which I do not think has fallen to the lot of any previous Viceroy…. I think when I look at this fine building that the people of this province may congratulate themselves in many ways on their new institution. It will be itself is an emblem of the great, and, perhaps, even weightier, in its decision as between the individual and the State. With my most earnest wishes that the labour of this Court may be inspired with wisdom, justice and mercy I will now proceed to open the building." The High Court actually commenced work from the 1st March, 1916. On that day the Hon’ble Judges wore full court dress. They were robed in red gowns, wigs, black knee breeches, black silk stockings and buckled patent leather shoes. Exactly at 10.35 the Judges entered the Chief Justice’s Court room and took their seats on red morocco stuffed armless chairs on the dais. The Registrar of the Court, the Commissioner of the Division, the Commissioner of Excise and Registration and some local high officials took their seat on the dais behind the Judges. The Judges were welcomed on behalf of the Bar by Maulana Mazharul Haq, Barrister-at-Law. The Hon’ble the Chief Justice then announced the establishment of a High Court of Judicature for the province of Bihar and Orissa and the transfer of Jurisdiction Hitherto exercised in the province by the High court of Judicature at Fort William in Bengal to this Court.