Aligarh Court Recruitment 2025 (eCourts.gov.in) New Notification

The District Courts in India are presided over by a judge and serve as the primary venues for dispensing justice at the district level. These courts operate under the oversight of both the government and the High Court of the respective State to which the district belongs. At the apex of each district’s judicial hierarchy is the District and Sessions Judge, who holds the principal authority over civil matters. Additionally, these district courts function as Sessions Courts, responsible for adjudicating sessions-trial cases, including those that carry the possibility of capital punishment.

The judicial system operates on a three-tier structure. On the civil side, the Court of Civil Judges (Junior Division) serves as the lowest tier, while on the criminal side, it’s the Judicial Magistrate Court. Civil disputes with minor financial implications are handled by Civil Judges (Junior Division), whereas Judicial Magistrates handle criminal cases punishable by imprisonment of up to five years. Many subordinate courts operate under the authority of the District and Sessions Judges.

Moving up the hierarchy, there are Courts of Civil Judges (Senior Division) for civil matters and the Court of the Chief Judicial Magistrate for criminal matters. Civil Judges (Senior Division) have jurisdiction over civil cases of any value, while the Chief Judicial Magistrate can try cases punishable by imprisonment for up to seven years. Additional courts, including those of Additional Civil Judges (Senior Division) and Additional Chief Judicial Magistrates, exist to alleviate the workload and maintain efficiency within the judicial system.

At the top level, there may be one or more courts of Additional District and Session Judges with equivalent judicial powers to those of the District and Sessions Judge. The hallmark of the district judiciary is its judicial independence, ensuring that each District Court operates impartially and by the law. The presence of a robust legal bar in every district ensures that court decisions are made without bias, adhering strictly to legal principles and devoid of any undue influence or favoritism.

Aligarh Court Recruitment 2025 – Latest and Upcoming Notification

Aligarh Court Recruitment 2025 Free Job alert for both Fresher and Experienced Candidates updated on 2 April 2025. Get the Direct Official Link for applying for Aligarh Court Recruitment 2025 along with the current Aligarh Court Recruitment official Notification 2025 here. Find all recent Aligarh Court Vacancies 2025 across India and check all the latest Aligarh Court 2025 job openings instantly here, Know upcoming Aligarh Court Recruitment 2025 immediately here.

Aligarh Court Recruitment 2025

When it comes to the selection process, the candidates have to take a written exam / Interview. Selected candidates will be paid a handsome salary (as per Govt rules). The type of questions that are asked in the technical interview round differs from one position to another. There are multiple steps in the selection process for the posts of Stenographer, Clerk, Peon, Process Server, Gardner, Chowkidar, Liftman, Sweeper, Watchman, Chauffeur, Cook, etc. in the Aligarh Court. The procedure is as follows

1. Written Test
2. Computer Based Test
3. Skill Test/Typing Test
4. Interview/Viva Voce

Aligarh Court Address:

• Aligarh District Court
  near Clock Tower, Aligarh,
  Uttar Pradesh 202001

Contact Numbers:

• Telephone: 0571 240 0215
• FAX No. Update Soon

Email Address:

• Email ID: Update Soon

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