High Court of Jammu & Kashmir jobs for Research Assistant in Jammu. Last Date to apply: 20 Sep 2016
Job Description
No. 583/45, Dated : 09.09.2016
Research Assistant recruitment in High Court of Jammu & Kashmir
No. of Posts : 08
Qualification : Candidates must be a Law Graduate (as on the date of appearing at interview) having a Bachelor's Degree in Law (including Integrated Degree Course in Law) from any School/College/University/ Institute established by Law in India and recognized by the Bar Council of India for enrolment as an Advocate, possessing a minimum of 55% marks in aggregate at Law Graduation (including Integrated Degree Course in Law) and should not have completed one year after enrolment as an Advocate. The candidates studying in the final year/last semester of their Law Course will also be eligible to apply subject to furnishing proof of acquiring the Law degree qualification with minimum 55% marks in aggregate at the time of interview. The candidates studying in fifth year of the five-year Integrated Law Course will have to submit attested copies of their grade-sheet/ marks card/transcripts until the end of the fourth year.
Salary : Rs. 15,000/-
Age : 30 yrs
Fee: (i) The application form must be accompanied with a bank draft of Rs.200/= in the name of Registrar General of the High Court of Jammu and Kashmir.
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About Company
The full-fledged High Court of Judicature for the Jammu and Kashmir State was established in the year 1928. Prior to the establishment of High Court of Judicature. The Ruler of the State (Maharaja) was the final authority in the administration of justice. In the year 1889, the British Government asked the then Ruler of the State, Maharaja Partap Singh to appoint a Council and the Judicial member of the Council exercised all the appellate powers both on civil and criminal side. The State having two provinces – Jammu and Kashmir, had chief judges exercising judicial authority but they acted under the superintendence and control of the Law member of the Council. Later the Council was abolished and a Minister designated as Judge of the High Court was appointed by the Ruler to decide judicial cases. In 1927 a new Constitution was sanctioned by the then Ruler of the State and instead of Law Member, a Ministry in the Judicial Department was created.
