Court Recruitment

On 28 October 1802, the first Judge’s Court was established in Farrukhabad. Following this, the South Munsif Court began functioning on 13 November 1821, the Munsif Court in Kaimganj on 13 December 1825, and the North Munsif Court on 20 February 1827. The Court of Sessions Judge in Farrukhabad became operational on 18 December 1830, … Read more

The Judgeship of Ramgarh was established on 03/10/2015, inaugurated by Hon’ble Chief Justice Sri Virender Singh, the then Chief Justice of the High Court of Jharkhand, Ranchi. Sri Kishor Kumar Srivastava was appointed as the first District & Sessions Judge of Ramgarh. Before this, Ramgarh was part of the Hazaribagh judgeship. The Jharkhand Government, via … Read more

Gandhinagar, the capital of Gujarat, is situated on the west bank of the Sabarmati River and was named after Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation. Established in 1960, Gandhinagar became the capital of Gujarat after the state was formed from the bifurcation of Mumbai into Gujarat and Maharashtra. The Gandhinagar Judiciary was established on … Read more

The Mau Judgeship was established on 21 October 1989 through notification No. 110/VII-A.N.204/89 dated 21 October 1989. It was formed by separating it from the Azamgarh Judgeship. The first District Judge of Mau was Shri Rati Ram Jatav. Initially, the court functioned in a smaller setup. However, as the workload increased, the need for a … Read more

Buxar, a district steeped in history, is closely linked to the Ramayana, featuring Lord Ram, Sage Vishwamitra, and Devi Ahilya. Located on the banks of the Ganga and Karmanasa rivers, it has a rich heritage and significance in modern Indian history, particularly due to the battles of Buxar and Chausa. Administratively, the Buxar district was … Read more

The District Court in Almora, Uttarakhand, is established by the State government in consultation with the High Court, considering factors like case volume, topography, and population. The District and Sessions Judge is the highest judicial authority in Almora, overseeing civil and criminal cases under The Bengal, Agra, and Assam Civil Courts Act, 1887, and the … Read more

The concept of Family Courts in India was first proposed by the late Smt. Durga Bai Deshmukh in 1953, after she visited China, where she studied their functioning. She discussed this idea with notable figures such as Justice M.C. Chagla and Justice P.B. Gajendragadkar of the Bombay High Court, as well as with Prime Minister … Read more

Under the Madhya Pradesh government policy, a District Judge was appointed in Shajapur on 12 April 1975, with Shri K.D. Dighe served as the first District Judge. Initially, all courts were located in the fort, but due to limited space and the deteriorating condition of the old building, a new court complex was constructed near … Read more

Earlier, Samastipur Judgeship was a sub-division of Darbhanga Judgeship. Due to the large size of the Darbhanga Judgeship and for the convenience of the people, Samastipur was established as an independent Judgeship. In October 1977, Hon’ble Mr. Justice Shambhu Prasad Singh of the Patna High Court inaugurated the Judgeship. Initially, it operated with great warmth … Read more

The Co-operative Judiciary in Maharashtra operates as a separate entity under the Maharashtra State Co-operative Societies Act, 1960. It primarily handles disputes as per Section 91, concerning issues like society constitution, committee elections, and management. Initially, such matters were referred to the Registrar of Co-operative Societies until the 1982 amendment introduced the concept of Co-operative … Read more