BAPNA, RANAWAT
Rajvi Amar Singh – Appellant
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State Of Rajasthan – Respondent
2. The petitioner was a District and Sessions Judge in the former Bikaner State for some years prior to the formation of the United State of Rajasthan by the Covenant, date 30th March, 1949, entered into by the various rulers including the Maharaja of Bikaner Sometime after the formation of Rajasthan provisional postings were made on an Ad Hoc basis by Government Order No. F-l(12) Int. B/50, dated 25th May, 1950 and the petitioner was provisionally posted as Civil and Additional Sessions Judges of Jhunjhunu. The Government notification of the said postings mentioned in paragraph 6 that all the appointments were provisional, and that the emoluments of none of the officers appointed were being affected, and they would continue to draw their existing salaries until further orders. It was declared that all the appointments were without prejudice to the certain of a Judicial Service in Rajasthan to be formed in accordance with the rules which may be made therefore.
3. The rules and instruction for selection of Government Servants and fixation of seniority with respect to Rajasthan Judicial Service were published in
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