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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

GOVERNMENT OF GOA

Department of Elections

Office of the Chief Electoral Officer___

Notification

8-4-2013/ELEC/1381

The following Notification No. 56/2013(II)//PPS-II dated 15th October, 2013 issued by the

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Dated:

NOTES

There are two Extraordinary issues to the Official Gazette, Series I No. 33 dated 14-11-2013, as follows:—

(1) Extraordinary dated 15-11-2013 from pages 1303 to 1304 regarding Market Borrowing Programme of StateGovernments, 2013-14—Not. No. 5-2-2012-Fin(DMU) from Department of Finance (Debt Management Division).

(2) Extraordinary (No. 2) dated 19-11-2013 from pages 1305 to 1314 regarding The Goa Money Lenders and AccreditedLoan Providers Act, 2013—Not. No. 7/25/2013-LA from Department of Law & Judiciary (Legal Affairs Division).

INDEX

Election Commission of India, New Delhi ishereby published for general information.

Narayan S. Navti, Joint Chief ElectoralOfficer (Elections).

Panaji, 5th November, 2013.

ELECTION COMMISSION OF INDIANirvachan Sadan,

Ashoka Road, New Delhi-110001.

15th October, 2013 23 Asvina, 1935 (Saka).

Department Notification/Order/Addm. Subject Pages

1. Elections Not.- 8-4-2013/ELEC/1381 Amendment to the Notification of Election Symbols 1315Offi. of the Chief Elec. Offi. (Reservation & Allotment) Order, 1968.Jt. Chief Electoral Officer

2. Forest Not.- 9/9/2001-FOR(Part)/ The Goa Forest (Amendment) Rules, 2013. 1329Under Secretary /285

3. Home Ord.- 5/V/FEES/HD Enhancement of fees payable for Police Clearance 1329Foreigners & Citizenship Div. (F&CD)/P/1878 Certificate for Foreign Nationals and Attestation ofUnder Secretary documents.

4. a. Law & Judiciary Not.- 1-53-82-LD/Estt/Part The Goa Judicial Service (Seniority) Rules, 2013. 1330Law (Establishment) Div.Under Secretary

b. —do— Not.- 1-53-82/LD-Estt/Part The Goa Judicial Service Rules, 2013. 1331

c. —do— Add.- 9/4/2008-LD (Estt)/ Creation of posts—Office of the Civil Registrar-cum- 1343/1998 -Sub-Registrar.

5. Power Ord.- CEE/Estt-31-1-84/ Enhancement of allowances to Officers/Officials. 1343Chief Elect. Engi. & ex offi. /Vol-IV(U)/3181Additional Secretary

6. Public Health Not.- 1/1/2008-II/PHD The Goa (Rules for admission to the Super-specia- 1344Additional Secretary lity Course, Magister Chirurgiae (M. Ch.) Degree in

Neuro-surgery of the Goa University at the GoaMedical College) (Amendment) Rules, 2013.

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Notification

No. 56/2013(II)/PPS-II.— In pursuance of sub-paragraph (2) of paragraph 17 of the ElectionSymbols (Reservation & Allotment) Order, 1968, the Election Commission of India hereby makesthe following amendments to its Notification No. 56/2013/PPS-II, dated 18-1-2013, as amendedfrom time to time, namely:—

1. In Table II (State Parties), appended to the said Notification,—

(i) Against Sl. No. 9 in respect of the State of Karnataka, the following entries shall be insertedunder Columns No. 3, 4 and 5, respectively:—

2. Karnataka Jantha Paksha Yet to be allotted # 11, 12th Main 17th Cross,Malleshwaram, Bengaluru-560055,Karnataka.

(ii) Against Sl. No. 13 in respect of the State of Meghalaya, the following entries shall beinserted under Columns No. 3, 4 and 5, respectively:—

3. National People’s Party Book 2nd Floor, MDU Building, M. G. Avenue,Imphal-795001 (Manipur).

(iii) Against Serial No. 2 in respect of the State of Arunachal Pradesh, the existing entriesunder column No. 5 in respect of People’s Party of Arunachal shall be substituted by the entries“K. Ringu Complex, G-Extension Road, Naharlagun - 791110, Arunachal Pradesh.”

2. In Table III (Registered un-recognised parties), appended to the said Notification,—

(i) After the existing entries at Sl. No. 1415, the following entries shall be inserted underColumns No. 1, 2 & 3, respectively:—

Sr. No. Name of the Party Address

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1416 Purvanchal Janata Dal Village and Post Office–Janadi, District–Ballia,Uttar Pradesh.

1417 Revolutionary Democratic Party of India 221, Street No.–115, B–Block, Sant Nagar,Burari, Delhi—110084.

1418 Aam Janata Party Village–Jigina, P. O.–Manjhariya Vikram,District–Basti, Uttar Pradesh.

1419 Panthers Republican Party ‘Anandvan’, Mahatma Phule Nagar, Peer Bazar,Osmanpura, Aurangabad, Maharashtra—431005.

1420 Mahamukti Dal Village Usarav, Post Office–Itayen,Tehsil–Mariahu, District–Jaunpur,Uttar Pradesh.

1421 Janshoshit Samaj Party A-618/7, Street No.- 8,Bhajanpura, Delhi—110053.

1422 Sarva Samaj Kalyan Party Bijraj Bhawan, Village-Singharpur,Post–Ahamadpur, Mathura Road,Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh.

1423 Gandhiyan Peoples Party C–1255, Indira Nagar, Lucknow—226016,Uttar Pradesh.

1424 Samtawadi Republican Party 108, Rampuram, PAC Road,Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh.

1425 Bhartiya Republican Party (Insan) Village–Mahuari, Post–Jangiganj,District–S.R.N. Bhadohi, Uttar Pradesh.

1426 Jan Sangharsh Virat Party Street No. 2, Near of Bhuteshwar Mandir,Sant Ravidas Ward, Sagar,Tehsil & District-Sagar, Uttar Pradesh.

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1427 Rashtriya Independent Morcha At: Mining Road, Keonjhar(In front of O.S.M.E. Ladies Hostal),P. O. /Via.: KeonjhargarhDistrict–Keonjhar—758001, Odisha.

1428 Loktantrik Manavatavadi Party Shop No. 5, SD 366, Shastri Nagar,Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh.

1429 Sarvochcha Rashtriya Vikas C-90, DDA Flat, West Gorakh Park,Mahaparishad (New Jafrabad) Shahdara, Delhi—110032.

1430 Jai Manavta Party H. No. 1, Samriddhi Parisar, Near ofSahu Aata Chakki, Lalita Nagar, Kolar Road,Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.

1431 Aadarshwaadi Congress Party E.W.S.–04, Kausalpuri Colony, Phase-2,Near of Water Tank, Gramsabha– Gaddopur,Vikas Khand–Masoadha, Tahsil–Sadar,District–Faizabad, Uttar Pradesh.

1432 Bahujan Samaj Mukti Morcha H. No. B-198, Gali No. 11, Ground Floor,Bhajanpura, Delhi—110053.

1433 Bhartiya Shakti Chetna Party Ward No. 9, Civil Lines, Tehsil–Vyouhari,District–Shahdol, Madhya Pradesh—484774.

1434 Megh Desham Party Meghvansh Bhawan, E-70B,Bajrang Vihar Tirtiya, Harmada Ghati,Jaipur, Rajasthan.

1435 National Jansatta Party Tejaji Chenchya Wali Dhani,Post–Khori, Tehsil–Shahpura,District–Jaipur—303103 Rajasthan.

1436 Manitha Urimaigal Kalaagam 14/41, Goods Shed Street,Madurai-625001, Tamil Nadu.

1437 Trikalinga-Congress At.–Palanka Koligadia, Tehsil–Darpani,P.S.–Barchana, District–Jaipur, Odisha.

1438 Praja Raj Party 287/264/1, Meerut Bulandshahar Road,Hapur—245101, Uttar Pradesh.

1439 Manav Kalyan Manch Sa. 6/186, MX.–1.Aktha, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh.

1440 Kalyankari Jantantrik Party B 4/260A, Keshavpuram, New Delhi—110035.

1441 Vikassheel Samaj Party H. No. 5E-5/70 Vrindavan Yojana,Raibarelly Road, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh.

1442 Bahujan Samajwadi Party (Baba Saheb) 53-54, 1st Floor, Commercial Complex,South Patel Nagar, In front of Metro Pillar No. 190,New Delhi—110008.

1443 Rajnaitik Vikalp Party 204-Shahi Bhawan, Dak Banglow,Patna—800001 Bihar.

1444 All India Mazdoor Party (Rangreta) H. No. 2453, Bagh Wala Khuh,Jandiyala Guru, District-Amritsar, Punjab.

1445 Rashtriya Lok Samta Party Mouza-Dhkkanpura, Mohalla-MohanpurPunaichak (Near Hartali Morh), BoringKainal Road, Patna-1, Bihar.


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1446 Bharat Labour Praja Party 4-25, Seethanagar Colony, Somulagudem (P),Palvancha (M), Khammam District—507115,Andhra Pradesh.

1447 Indian Youth Party 7/545, Vikas Nagar, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh.

1448 Sarv Jan Sarv Samaj Party 2/248, TF, Subhash Nagar, New Delhi—110027.

1449 Jana Swarajya Party H.O. 83/A, 3rd Ward, Kalamma Bazar,Sandur—583119, Karnataka.

1450 Socialist Party Secular 505/506 Bhilawan, Lucknow Kanpur Road,(In front of Ajanta Hospital)Aalambagh, Lucknow-5, Uttar Pradesh.

1451 Tamizhaga Vaazhvurimai Katchi 13-6-54, Pillaiyar Koil Street, Samrajapettai Post,Mecheri Mettur Tk., Salem District, Tamil Nadu—636451.

1452 New All India Congress Party A-138, Main Vikas Marg, Shakarpur, Delhi—110092.

1453 The Imperial Party of India 190, Shrinagar Main, Indore—452001, MadhyaPradesh.

1454 New Life People’s Party No. 15/16, ‘Judie Flats’, No. 13, Rosary Church Road,Santhome, Chennai—600004, Tamil Nadu.

1455 Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Dal Village–Kothideeh, Tehsil–Pargna Navabganj,Janpad–Barabanki—225001, Uttar Pradesh.

1456 Bhartiya Rajnitik Vikalp Party Village–Nayatola Bariapur, Panchayat–Champapur,Ward No. 13, Thana–Bakhtiyarpur, District–Patna,Bihar.

1457 Front of Revolutionished Creative Efforts Shree Goverdhan Palace, Dhar Road,Udhampur—182101, Jammu & Kashmir.

1458 Hind Jan Congress 72, Pyarelal Compound, Nagra, Jhansi, UttarPradesh.

1459 Children First Party of India 703-704, Devatha Plaza, 132, Residency Road,Bangluru—560025, Karnataka.

1460 Bahujan Mukti Party Flat No. 14, Aasha Pushp Vihar, SahkariAavas Samiti, Sector–14, Kaushambi, Gazhiabad,Uttar Pradesh.

1461 Gorkha Rashtriya Congress 9, K .B. Road, P. O. Ghoom, P. S. Jorebunglow, DistrictDarjeeling, West Bengal.

1462 National Progressive Party Plot No. 157, Block-B-3, Sultan Puri Colony,New Delhi—110086.

1463 Rashtriya Ekta Vikas Party Near Noor Masjid, Madina Masjid Transformer WaliGali, Ashok Vihar Ward No. 42, Loni, Tehsil andDistrict–Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh.

1464 Makkal Marumalarchi Munnetra No. 13A, 1st Floor, Thiyagarajan Nagar, Kodungaiyur,Kazhagam Chennai—600118, Tamil Nadu.

1465 Bhartiya Party New Colony, Post- Neem Ka Thana, District-Seekar,Rajasthan—332713.

1466 Bharatiya Praja Jan Party Narayanpur Road, Kasba Bansoor, District-Alwar,Rajasthan.

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1467 All India Muttahida Qaumi Mahaz # H. No. 19-2-23/M/J/5/E, 1st Floor, Bahadurpura,Mecca Colony, Hyderbad—500053, Andhra Pradesh.

1468 Samaikyandhra Parirakshana Samithi H. No. 8-3-580/1, Yellareddyguda, Ameerpet—500073, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh.

1469 The Lok Party of India Room No. 7, Building No. 61, 1st Floor, 2nd Lane,M.R. Road, Kamathipura, Mumbai—400 008,Maharashtra.

1470 Majlis Markaz-e-Siyasee Party 10-5-391/54/182/A, Ground Floor, Kashan-e-GhousiaAleem, Sayed Nagar, Opp. 95A, MLA’s Colony, RoadNo. 12, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad—500028, AndhraPradesh.

1471 Samata Kranti Dal Plot No. 3547/3875, Mouza Gautam Nagar, GarageChhaka, Temple Road, old Town Bhubaneswar—751002, Odisha.

1472 Bhartiya Shakti Dal D-236, Vivek Vihar, Delhi—110095.

1473 Hindustan Kranti Dal Village-Tundlaka, Panchayat-Goudhola, P. O. &Tehsil-Punahana, Distt.-Mewat (Nuh), Haryana.

1474 Thamizhaga Munnetra Congress No. 91, Ponnusamy Nagar, 3rd Street Perambur,Division 68, Chennai—600011, Tamil Nadu.

1475 National Unionist Zamindara Party 129, New Dhaan Mandi, Sriganganagar,Rajasthan—335001.

1476 Sarva Jan Samaj Party (Nand Kishore Chawla) Chawla Properties, Laxmi Vihar, Camry Road, Hisar,Haryana.

1477 Bhartiya Samajik Nyay Party Village & P. O. Sersa, Tehsil & District–Sonepat,Haryana.

1478 Shoshit Samaj Adhikar Party Tehsil-Kole, Thana-Gandhi Park, Janpad-Aligarh,Uttar Pradesh—202001.

1479 Rashtriya Vikas Manch Party Plot No. 58, New Colony, Tilmapur, Aashapur,Sarnath, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh.

1480 Mithilanchal Mukti Morcha Supoul Bazaar, College Road, Vandevi Nagar, Biroul,Darbhanga, Bihar—847203.

1481 Shoshit Sandesh Party Gird Badgaon, Sant Ravidas Nagar, Bhadohi, UttarPradesh.

1482 Rashtriya Mazdoor Kisan Prajatantrik Party Ashoka Avenue, Village-Lalganj, P.S-Sadar, District--Ranchi, Jharkhand.

1483 Bharat Kaumi Dal Village–Lathardeva Hoon, Post–Jhabreda, District–-Haridwar, Uttarakhand.

1484 Tamil Manila Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam Door No. 296, Ambedkar Street, Uthukkadu Village& Post, Walajabad Via Kancheepuram Taluka &District, Tamil Nadu.

1485 Regional Democratic Secular Congress Lower Lumparing, P. O. Laban, Distt, East KhasiHills, Shilong—793004 Meghalaya.

1486 Bhartiya Janta Dal (Integrated) H. No. 62, Gali No. 16, A-1 Block, Sant Nagar,(Bengali Colony), Burari Road, Delhi—110084.

1487 Progressive Party B Block, Gali No. 5, Shani Bazaar Road, Amit Vihar,Burari, Delhi—110084.


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1488 Bhartiya Navjawan Sena (Paksha) Shri Mourya Park, Shop No. 4, Somnathnagar, NearSomnath Temple, Vadgaonsheri, Pune—411014,Maharashtra.

1489 Prajasattak Bharat Paksha At. Shileshwar, Post-Bhadas, Tal. Mulshi, District-Pune—412108, Maharashtra.

1490 Naam Tamilar Katchi Door No. 7, Plot No. 8, Hospital Road, Senthil Nagar,Cinna Porur, Chennai—600 116 Tamil Nadu.

1491 Odisha Jan Morcha Plot No. 17, Village Nakhaur, P.O. Gopinathpur,District-Khurda, Bhubaneswar—751002, Odisha.

1492 Bhrashtachar Mukti Morcha Chandra Nagar, Kurud Road, Kohka, Bhilai, Tehsil &District-Durg, Chhattisgarh.

1493 Chhattisgarh Navnirman Sena C.R.-12, R.D.A. Building, Gurunanak Market, ShardaChowk, Raipur, Chhattisgarh.

1494 Rastriya Praja Chakravyuha Party No. 73, Shanthinikethanam, D. K. Halli Main Road,Palar Nagar, BEML Nagar Post, Bangarapet Taluk,Kolar District, Karnataka—563115.

1495 Vishva Shakti Party B-10/144, Pradeep Vihar, Nathupura More Delhi——110084.

1496 Bharatiya Jan Sangharsh Morcha 14A/84, WEA, Karol Bagh, New Delhi—110005.(Mahatma Gandhi)

1497 National Target Party 142, Tehkhand Village, Okhla Phase–1,New Delhi—110020.

1498 Dr. Ambedkar Samajvadi Democratic Party Venkataiahna Chatra, Haradanahalli Hobli,Chamarajanagara Taluk & District, Karnataka.

1499 Lakshya Ghar Ganatantrik Party Puruni Basti, Chowkidarpada, P. O. -K. M. Road,Jharsuguda-2, Dist.-Jharsuguda, Odisha.

1500 Swarnim Bharat Inquilab L.G.-22, Sunrise Tower 579, M.G. Road, Indore,Madhya Pradesh.

1501 Chhattisgarh Vikas Ganga Rashtriya Party Khongapani, District-Korea, Chhatisgarh—497447.

1502 Rashtriya Uttarakhand Party 124/98, Haridwar Road, Dehradun, Uttarakhand.

1503 Chhattisgarhiya Party House No. 93, Village-Dhanrash, Post-Chhuri, Tehsil--Katghora, District-Korba, Chhattisgarh.

1504 Telangana Labour Party H. No. 8-2-293/82/BJR/A/1, BJR Nagar, Film Nagar,Jublee Hills, Mandal, Shaikpet, Hyderabad, AndhraPradesh—500096.

1505 Aapka Hamara Party Gram-Mahudar, Post-Rewali, District-Hazaribagh,Jharkhand—825301.

1506 Bhartiya Gram Nagar Vikas Party Ekta Vihar, Lane No.-1, Gramsabha-AaamwalaTalla, P. O. -Kandoli, Sahastradhara Road, Dehradun,Uttarakhand—248 001.

1507. Bhartiya Jan Yug Party Heera Nagar, Purani Chhawni, Laskhar, Gwalior,Madhya Pradesh—474010.

1508 Bharatiya Satya Vijayee Party C-120, Begam Vihar Extension, Begampur,Delhi—110086.



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(ii) Against serial number 1201 the existing entry under column 2 shall be substitutedby the entries “Mahanayak Sarder Patel Sangh.”

(iii) Against serial number 991 the existing entries under column 2 shall be substituted by theentries “Jan Adhikar Manch” and the existing entries under column 3 shall be substituted bythe entries “9 Shivakhand, Jhilmil, Delhi—110095.”

(iv) Against serial number 1146 in respect of Rashtriya Yuva Sangh, the existing entriesunder column 3 shall be substituted by the entries “B-117, Gali No. 6, East Vinod Nagar, Delhi—110091.”

(v) Against serial number 328 in respect of Bharatiya Yuva Shakti, the existing entries undercolumn 3 shall be substituted by the entries “Haveliyo ka Vaas, Gram Panchayat--Kosewal, Tehsil-Sumerpur, District-Pali, Rajasthan.

(vi) Against serial number 695 in respect of Krantikari Samta Party, the existing entry undercolumn 2 shall be substituted by the entry “All India Peoples’ Front (Radical)”.

(vii) Against serial number 944, the existing entries “Professionals Party of India” under column2 shall be substituted by the entries “Nav Bharat Democratic Party.”

(viii) Against serial number 439 in respect of “Dravida Vizhipunarchi Kazhagam” the existingentries under column 2 shall be substituted by the entries “Desiya Forward Bloc.”

(ix) Against serial number 525 in respect of “Indian Christian Secular Party”, the existingentries under column 3 shall be substituted by the entries “Plot No. 8, Wahab Nagar, Sikh Village,Secunderabad—500 009”.

(x) Against serial number 986 in respect of “Rashtra Nirman Party”, the existing entriesunder column 3 shall be substituted by the entries “D-25, Defence Colony, New Delhi——110024”.

(xi) Against serial numbers 592, 656 and 1414 pertaining to “Jan Kranti Party (Rashtrawadi)”,“Karnataka Jantha Paksha” and “National People’s Party”, respectively, the existing entriesunder columns 1, 2 and 3 shall be deleted.

By order,

VARINDER KUMAR Secretary,

Election Commission of India._________

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1434 es?k ns’ke ikVhZ es?koa’k Hkou] bZ&70 Ckh] ctjax fogkj r`rh;]gjekMk ?kkVh] t;iqj] jktLFkkuA

1435 us’kuy tulRrk ikVhZ rstkth pSaP;k okyh <k.kh] eq- iks--[kksjh] rglhy-’kkgiqjk]ftyk-t;iwj&303103 jktLFkkuA

1436 efuFkk mfjebZxy dykxe 14@41] xqM~l ’kSM LVªhV] enqjS&625001 rfey ukMqA

1437 f=dfyaxk dkaxzsl iyadk dksfyxfM;k] rglhy-niZ.kh] Fkkuk-cpkZuk]ftyk-tktiqj] vksfMlkA

1438 çtk jkt ikVhZ 287@264@1] esjB cqyUn’kgj jksM] gkiqM&245101 mRrj çns’kA

1439 ekuo dY;k.k eap l- 6@186] ,e- ,Dl-1] vdFkk] okjk.klh] mRrj çns’kA1440 dY;k.kdkjh turkaf=d ikVhZ ch&4@260,] ds’koiqje] ubZ fnYyh&110035A

1441 fodkl’khy lekt ikVhZ edku ua--5bZ-5@70] o`Unkou ;kstuk] jk;cjsyh jksM]y[kuÅ] mRrj çns’kA

1442 cgqtu lektoknh ikVhZ ¼ckck lkgsc½ 53-54] çFke ry] def’kZ;y dkWEiySDl] lkÅFk iVsy uxj]eSVªks fiyj ua- 190 ds lkeus] ubZ fnYyh&110008A


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1443 jktuSfrd fodYi ikVhZ 204-’kkgh Hkou] Mkd caxyk] iVuk&800001] fcgkjA

1444 vkWy bafM;k etnwj ikVhZ ¼jaxjsVk½ edku ua-&2453] ckx okyk [kwg] tf.M;kyk xq:]ftyk-ve`rlj] iatkcA

1445 jk"Vªh; yksd lerk ikVhZ ekStk-<Dduiqjk] eksgYyk-eksguiqj iqukbZpd ¼fudV gMrkyheksM½] cksfjax dSuky jksM] iVuk&1] fcgkjA

1446 Hkkjr yscj çtk ikVhZ 4-25] lhrkuxj dkWyksuh] lkseqykxqnse¼ih½] iyoUpk¼,e½][kEeke ftyk&507115 vkU/kz çns’kA

1447 bafM;u ;wFk ikVhZ 7@545] fodkl uxj] y[kuÅ] mRrj çns’kA

1448 loZ tu loZ lekt ikVhZ 2@248] Vh ,Q] lqHkk"k uxj] ubZ fnYyh&110027A

1449 tu LojkT; ikVhZ ç/kku dk;kZy;&83@,] r`fr; okMZ] dyEek cktkj]lUnwj&583119] dukZVdA

1450 lks’kfyLV ikVhZ lsdqyj 505@506] fHkykokW] y[kuÅ dkuiqj jksM ¼vtUrk vLirky dslkeus½ vkyeckx] y[kuÅ&5] mRrj çns’kA

1451 rfe>x ok>oqjhebZ dkWph 13&6&54] fiyS;kj dks y LVªhV] lejktkisêbZ iksLV] espsjhesRrqj rkyqd] lyse ftyk] rfey ukMq&636451A

1452 U;w vkWy bfUM;k dkaxzsl ikVhZ ,-138] esu fodkl ekxZ] ’kdjiqj] fnYyh&110092A

1453 n bEisfj;y ikVhZ vkWQ bf.M;k 190] Jhuxj esu] bUnkSj&452001] e/; çns’kA

1454 U;w ykbQ ihiqYl ikVhZ ua- 15@16] twMh ¶ySV~l] ua- 13 jksljh ppZ jksM]laFkkse] psUubZ&600004 rfeyukMqA

1455 Mk- Hkhejko vEcsMdj ny xzke-dksBhMhg] rglhy-ijxuk uokcxat]tuin-ckjkckadh&225001] mRrj çns’kA

1456 Hkkjrh; jktuhfrd fodYi ikVhZ xzke-u;kVksyk cfj;kjiqj] iaapk;r-pEikiqj] okMZ ua- 13]Fkkuk-cf[r;kjiqj] ftyk&iVuk fcgkjA

1457 ÝaV vkWQ jsoY;w’kukbTM Jh xkso/kZu iSysl] /kkj jksM] m/keiqj&182101fØ,sfVo ,QVZ~l tEew ,.M d’kehjA

1458 fgan tu dkaxzsl 72] I;kjsyky dEikm.M] uxjk] >kalh] mRrj çns’kA

1459 fpYMªu QLVZ ikVhZ vkWQ bafM;k 703-704] nsoFkk Iyktk] 132] jsthMsalh jksM]cSaxyq:&560025] dukZVdA

1460 cgqtu eqfDr ikVhZ ¶ySV ua--14] vk’kk iq"i fogkj] lgdkjh vkokl lferh]lsDVj-14] dkS’kkEch] xft;kckn mRrj çns’kA



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1461 xks[kkZ jk"Vªh; dkaxzsl 9] ds- ch- jksM] iksLV-?kwe] Fkkuk-tksjcaxyk]ftyk-nkjthfyax if’pe caxkyA

1462 us’kuy çksxzflo ikVhZ IykWV ua- 157] CykWd ch-3] lqYrkuiqjh dkWyksuh]ubZ fnYyh&110086A

1463 jk"Vªh; ,drk fodkl ikVhZ uwj efLtn ds ikl] enhuk efLtn VªkalQkeZj okyh xyh]v’kksd fogkj] okMZ ua- 42] yksuh] rglhy ,oaftyk-xkft;kckn] mRrj çns’kA

1464 eDdy e:eykphZ equs= dM+xe ua- 13,] çFke ry] fFk;kxkjktu uxj] dksMqaxbZ;qj]psUubZ&600118 rfey ukMqA

1465 Hkkjrh; ikVhZ U;w dkWyksuh] iksLV&uhe dk Fkkuk] ftyk&lhdj]jktLFkku&332713A

1466 Hkkjrh; çtk tu ikVhZ ukjk;.kiqj jksM] dLck ckulwj] ftyk&vyoj] jktLFkkuA

1467 vkWy bafM;k eqRrkfgnk dkSeh egt edku ua- 19&2&23@,e@ts@5@bZ] çFke ry] cgknqjiqjk]eDdk dkWyksuh] gSnjkckn&500053 vkU/kz çns’kA

1468 leSD;ka/kz ifjj{k.kk lfefr edku ua- 8&3&580@1] ;sYykjM~MhxqMk]vehjisV&500073] gSnjkckn] vkU/kz çns’kA

1469 fn yksd ikVhZ vkWQ bafM;k dejk ua- 7] fcfYMax ua- 61] çFke ry] n~fofr; ysu],e- vkj jksM] dkekfFkiqjk] eqEcbZ&400 008 egkjk"VªA

1470 etfyl edZt+&,&fl;klh ikVhZ 10&5&391@54@182@,] Hkwry] d’kka-bZ-?kkSfl;k vyhe]lS;n uxj] 95,] fo/kk;d dkWyksuh ds lkeus]jksM uaa- 12] catkjk fgYl] gSnjkckn] vkU/kz çns’kA

1471 lerk ØkfUr ny IykV ua- 3547@3875] EkkStk xkSre uxj] uxj] xkxsZ Nkdk]VsEiy jksM] vksYM mu] Hkqous’oj&751002] vksfMlkA

1472 Hkkjrh; ‘’kfDr ny Mh-236] foosd fogkj] fnYyh&110095A

1473 fgUnqLrku ØkfUr ny xkWo-VqUMykdk] iapk;r-xkS/kksyk] iksLV o rglhy-iqUgkuk]ftyk-esokr¼uWwg½] gfj;k.kkA

1474 Fkfe>x equs= dkaxzsl ua- 91] iqUuwlkeh uxj] r`fr; xyh] isjkEcj]fMfotu 68] psUuS&600011] rfeyukMqA

1475 uS’kuy ;qfu;fuLV tehankjk ikVhZ 129] ubZ /kku e.Mh] Jhxaxkuxj] jktLFkku&335001A

1476 loZ tu lekt ikVhZ pkoyk çksiVhZt] y{eh fogkj] dSejh jksM]¼uUn fd’kksj pkoyk½ fglkj] gfj;k.kkA


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1477 Hkkjrh; lkekftd U;k; ikVhZ xkao o Mkd[kkuk-lsjlk] rglhy o ftyk-lksuhir] gfj;k.kkA

1478 ’kksf"kr lekt vf/kdkj ikVhZ rglhy-dksy] Fkkuk-xka/kh ikdZ] tuin-vyhx<]mRrj çns’k-202001A

1479 jk"Vªh; fodkl eap ikVhZ IykV la- 58] U;w dkyksuh] fryekiqj] vk’kkiqj]lkjukFk] okjk.klh] mRrj çns’kA

1480 fefFkykapy eqfDr ekspkZ lqikSy cktkj] dkyst jksM] ounsoh uxj] fcjkSy]njHkaxk] fcgkj&847203A

1481 ’kksf"kr lans’k ikVhZ fxnZ cM+xk¡o] lan jfonkl uxj] Hknksgh] mRrj çns’kA

1482 jk"Vªh; et+nwj fdlku v’kksd ,soU;w] xkao-ykyxat] Fkkuk-lnj]çtkrkaf=d ikVhZ ftyk-jkWph] >kj[k.MA

1483 Hkkjr dkSeh ny xzke-ykðjnsok gw.k] iks- >cjsMk] ftyk-gfjn~okj] mRrjk[k.MA

1484 rfey efuyk nzfoM+ equs= dM+xe n~okj ua- 296] vEcsMdj LVªhV] mFkqDdkMq xkao o iksLV]okYtkckn ok;k dkWphiqje rkyqdk o ftyk] rfey ukMqA

1485 fjt+uy MseksØsfVd lsdqyj dkaxzsl yksvj yEis;fjax] iksLV-ykcu] ftyk-bZLV[kklh fgYl] f’kykWx&793004] es?kky;A

1486 Hkkjrh; turk ny ¼bafVxzsfVM½ edku ua- 62] xyh ua--16] ,-1 CykWd] lUr uxj]¼caxkyh dkWyksuh½] cqjkM+h jksM] fnYyh&110084A

1487 çksxzsflo ikVhZ ch CykWd] xyh ua--5]‘’kfu cktkj jksM] ve`r fogkj]cqjkMh] fnYyh&110084A

1488 Hkkjrh; uotoku lsuk ¼i{k½ Jh eksj;k ikdZ] ’kkWi ua--4] lkseukFkuxj] lkseukFk eafnj ds ikl]oMxkao’ksjh] iq.ks 411014] egkjk"VªA

1489 çtklRRkd Hkkjr i{k eq--f’kys’oj] iks--Hkknl] rk--eqy’kh]ftyk-iw.ks&412108 egkjk"VªA

1490 uke rfeykj dkWph n~okj ua-&7] IykV ua--8] gkWfLiVy jksM] lSfUFky uxj]flUuk iks:j] psUuS&600116 rfey ukMqA

1491 vksfM’kk tu ekspkZ IykV la--17] xzke u[kksj] Mkd?kj xksihukFkiqj]ftayk-[kqnZ] Hkqous’oj&751002] vksfM’kkA

1492 Hkz"Vkpkj eqfDr ekspkZ pUnzuxj dq:n jksM dksgdk] fHkykbZ] ftyk orglhy-nqxZ] NRrhlx<+A

1493 NRrhlx<+ uo fuekZ.k lsu lh- vkj- 12] vkj- Mh- ,- fcfYMax] xq:ukud ekÆdV]’kkjnk pkSd] jk;iqj] NRrhlx<+A



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1494 jk"Vªh; çtk pØO;wg ikVhZ ua- 73] ‘’kkfUrfudsrue] Mh- ds- gYyh esu jksM]ikykj uxj] chbZ,e,y uxj ¼iksLV½] caxkjisV ¼rkyqd½]dksykj ¼ftyk½] dukZVd&563115A

1495 fo’o ’kfDr ikVhZ ch&10@144] çnhi fogkj] uFFkwiqjk eksM+] fnYyh&110084A

1496 Hkkjrh; tu la?k"kZ ekspkZ 14,@84 MCY;w- bZ- ,-] djksyckx] ubZ fnYyh&110005A¼egkRek xka/kh½

1497 us’kuy VkxsZV ikVhZ 142] rsg[k.M xk¡o] vks[kyk Qsl&1] ubZ fnYyh&110020A

1498 MkW- vEcsMdj lektoknh os³~drSvgu prjk] gjnugYyh gkscyh]MseksØsfVd ikVhZ pkejktuxj rkyqd o ftyk] dukZVdA

1499 y{;?kj xa.krkaf=d ikVhZ iqjkuh cLrh] pkSdhnkjikMk] iks- vks- ds- ,e- jksM]>kjlqxqMk-2] ftyk->kjlqxqMk] vksfMlkA

1500 Lof.kZe Hkkjr bUdykc ,y- th--22] lujkbZt Vkoj] 579] ,e- th- jksM]bUnkSj] e/; çns’kA

1501 NRrhlx<+ fodkl xaxk jk"Vªh; ikVhZ [kksaxkikuh] ftyk-dksfj;k NRrhlx<+&497447A

1502 jk"Vªh; mRrjk[k.M ikVhZ 124@98] gfjn~okj jksM] nsgjknwu] mRrjk[k.MA

1503 NRrhlxf<+;k ikVhZ e- ua--93] xzke-/kujkl] iksLV-Nqjh] rglhy-dV/kksjk]ftyk-dksjok] NRrhlx<+&495450A

1504 rsyaxkuk yscj ikVhZ e- u- 8-2-293@82@ch- ts- vkj-@,@1]ch- ts- vkj- uxj] fQYe uxj] tqfcyh fgYl]eaMy&’ks[kisV] gSnjkckn] vkU/kz çns’k&500096A

1505 vkidk gekjk ikVhZ xzke-egqMj] iksLV-jsokyh] ftyk-gtkjhckx]>kj[k.M&825301A

1506 Hkkjrh; xzke uxj fodkl ikVhZ ,drk fogkj] ysu ua--1] xzkelHkk-vkeokyk rYyk]ih- vks--d.Mksyh] lgL=/kkjk jksM]nsgjknwu mRrjk[k.M&248001A

1507 Hkkjrh; tu ;qx ikVhZ ghjk uxj] iqjkuh Nkouh] y’dj] Xokfy;j]e/;çns’k&474010A

1508 Hkkjrh; lR; fot;h ikVhZ lh&120] csxe fogkj ,sDlVsa’ku] csxeiqj] fnYyh&110086A

¼ii½ Øe la- 1201 ds LrEÒ la- 2 ij fon~;eku çfof"V;ksa dks] çfof"V;ksa ßegkuk;d ljnkj iVsyla?kÞ] ds n~okjk çfrLFkkfir fd;k tk,xkA


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¼iii½ Øe la- 991 ds LrEÒ la- 2 ij fon~;eku çfof"V ßjk"Vªoknh vkfFkZd Lora=rk nyÞ] dks ßtuvf/kdkj eapÞ ,oa ,oa LraEHk 3 ij fon~;eku çfo"V;ksa dks ß9 f’kok[k.M] f>yfey] fnYyh&110095Þ ds n~okjkçfrLFkkfir fd;k tk,xkA

¼iv½ Øe la- 1146 ij fon~;eku çfof"V ßjk"Vªh; ;qok la?kÞ esa LrEHk la- 3 ij fon~;eku çfof"V;ksa dksçfof"V;ksa ßch&117] xyh ua- 6] iwohZ fouksn uxj] fnYyh&110091Þ ds n~okjk çfrLFkkfir fd;k tk,xkA

¼v½ Øe la- 328 ij fon~;eku çfof"V;ksa ßHkkjrh; ;qok‘’kfDrÞ esa LrEHk la- 3 ij fon~;eku çfof"V;ksadks çfof"V;ksas ßgosfy;ksa dk okl] xzke iapk;r] dkslsoky] rglhy&lqesjiqj] ftyk&ikyh] jktLFkkuÞ] ds n~okjkçfrLFkkfir fd;k tk,xkA

¼vi½ Øe la- 695 ds LrEHk la- 2 ij fon~;eku çfof"V;ksa ßØkfUrdkjh lerk ikVhZÞ dks çfof"V;ksa ßvkybafM;k ihiqYl ÝaV ¼jsfMdy½Þ ds n~okjk çfrLFkkfir fd;k tk,xkA

¼vii½ Øe la- 944 ds LrEHk la- 2 ij fon~;eku çfof"V;ksa ßçksQs’kuy ikVhZ vk¡Q bafM;kÞ dks çfof"V;ksassa ßuoHkkjr MseksØsfVd ikVhZÞ ds n~okjk çfrLFkkfir fd;k tk,xkA

¼viii½ Øe la- 439 ds LrEHk la- 2 ij fon~;eku çfof"V;ksa ßnzfoM fof>iqukjph dM+xeÞ dks ßnsfl;k QkjoMZCykdÞ ds n~okjk çfrLFkkfir fd;k tk,xkA

¼ix½ Øe la- 525 ij fon~;eku çfof"V;ksa ßbafM;u fØf’pu lsD;qyj ikVhZÞ] ds LraEHk la- 3 ij fon~;ekuçfof"V;ksa dks çfof"V;ksas ßIykV ua- 8 ogkc uxj] fl[k xk¡o] fldanjkckn&500009 vka/kzçns’kÞ] ds n~okjk çfrLFkkfirfd;k tk,xkA

¼x½ Øe la- 986 ij fon~;eku çfof"V;ksa ßjk"Vª fuekZ.k ikVhZÞ] ds LraEHk la- 3 ij fon~;eku çfof"V;ksa dksçfof"V;ksas ßMh 25 fMQsUl dkyksuh] ubZ fnYyh&110024Þ] ds n~okjk çfrLFkkfir fd;k tk,xkA

¼xi½ Øe la- 592] 656 ,oa 1414 ij Øe’k% ßtu ØkfUr ikVhZ ¼jk"Vªoknh½Þ] ßdukZVd turk i{kÞ ,oaßus’kuy ihiYl ikVhZÞ ls lacaf/kr Øe’k% LrEHk 1] 2 ,oa 3 ij fon~;eku çfof"V;ksa dks gVk;k tk,xkA

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Department of Forest___

Notification

9/9/2001-FOR(Part)/285

In exercise of the powers conferred bysections 26, 32, 41, 42, 51 and 76 of the IndianForest Act, 1927 (16 of 1927), and all otherpowers enabling it in this behalf, theGovernment of Goa hereby makes thefollowing rules so as to further amend the Goa,Daman and Diu Forest Rules, 1964, namely:—

1. Short title and commencement.— Theserules may be called the Goa Forest(Amendment) Rules, 2013.

(2) They shall come into force at once.

2. Insertion of new rule 38A.— After rule 38of the Goa, Daman and Diu Forest Rules, 1964,the following rule shall be inserted, namely:—

“38A. Transit pass for imported timber.—(1) Notwithstanding anything contained in

these Rules, the timber as also other woodimported into India in a closed container, atMormugao Port or Panaji Port, Goa shall beissued transit pass on payment of such sum,based on the volume of such container, asmay be specified by the Conservator ofForests, with the previous sanction of theGovernment. There shall be no need foraffixing of transit hammer mark on suchtimber contained in container.

(2) Such closed container shall be sealedon payment. The transit pass shall be validfor a period of twelve (12) hours from thetime of its issue. The transit pass shall beverified at the border of the State of Goa.

(3) Such closed containers shall move onthe road, only during night time so as toprevent traffic congestion.”.

By order and in the name of the Governorof Goa.

Sharmila Zuzarte, Under Secretary (Forests).

Porvorim, 13th November, 2013.

Department of HomeForeigners & Citizenship Division

___

Order

5/V/FEES/HD(F&CD)/P/1878

Read: Order No. 14-2-2001-HD(F&CD)/1800 dated 28-10-2013 regarding delegation of powersfor attestation of documents.

The Government hereby enhances the fees payable for Police Clearance Certificate for foreignnationals and attestation of documents required for Visa/Citizenship matters by variousConsulates/Embassies, Indian Missions abroad, Ministry of External Affairs, et al as per detailsbelow:—

Sr. No. Description Rates Collecting Authority

1. Attestation of documents for Rs. 500/- per document Collector (North Goa & South Goa).Visa, Citizenship, et al.

2. Police Clearance Certificate for Rs. 500/- for single PCC Under Secretary (Home-I).foreign nationals

3. Nationality Certificates Rs. 200/- per certificate Under Secretary (Home-I).

——— ———


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The amount shall be deposited in thetreasury against the respective Budget Headof the collecting authorities.

The said enhanced rates shall come intoforce with effect from 1st December, 2013.


Harish N. Adconkar, Under Secretary(Home-I).


——— ———

Department of Law & Judiciary

Law (Establishment) Division___

Notification

1-53-82-LD/Estt./Part

The Goa Judicial Service (Seniority)Rules, 2013

In exercise of the powers conferred byArticles 233 and 234 of the Constitution ofIndia read with section 20 of the Goa, Damanand Diu Reorganisation Act, 1987 (Central Act18 of 1987) and after consultation with the GoaPublic Service Commission and the High Courtof Bombay, as required by the said Articles 233and 234 of the Constitution of India, theGovernor of Goa is pleased to make thefollowing Rules, namely:—

1. Short title and commencement.— (1)These rules may be called the Goa JudicialService (Seniority) Rules, 2013.

(2) They shall be deemed to have come intoforce from the date of their publication in theOfficial Gazette.

2. Seniority.— (1) An officer appointed inaccordance with the rules of recruitment onregular basis shall be senior to personsappointed temporarily.

(2) Where more than one officer is promotedto a cadre at the same time, the inter-se--seniority of persons so promoted shall bedetermined in order in which their names arearranged in select list of promotees.

(3) Where direct recruitment is made to acadre, the inter-se-seniority of persons sorecruited shall be in the order in which theirnames are arranged in the select list:

Provided that in case of doubt, or wherethese Rules are silent, the order issued by theGovernment of India and/or Government ofGoa from time to time pertaining to regulationof seniority, shall apply so as to fix seniority ofJudicial Officers.

3. Seniority of District Judges to beappointed after these rules come into force.—Officers who are appointed under entries 1(a),1(b) or 1(c) in the Schedule to the Goa JudicialService Rules, 2013, their seniority shallbe regulated by a forty point roster inAppendix-I to these Rules.

4. Publication of Seniority List.— Every yearin the month of January, seniority lists ofofficers in all cadres shall be prepared andpublished by the High Court and the lists sopublished shall be used for the purpose ofmaking promotions to the next higher cadre.

APPENDIX-I

40 Points Roster

1. Direct recruit. 2. Promotee (Through competitive examination). 3. Promotee. 4. Promotee. 5. Direct recruit. 6. Promotee (Through competitive examination). 7. Promotee. 8. Promotee. 9. Direct recruit.10. Promotee (Through competitive examination).11. Promotee.12. Promotee.13. Direct recruit.14. Promotee (Through competitive examination).15. Promotee.16. Promotee.



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17. Direct recruit.18. Promotee (Through competitive examination).19. Promotee.20. Promotee.21. Direct recruit.22. Promotee (Through competitive examination).23. Promotee.24. Promotee.25. Direct recruit.26. Promotee (Through competitive examination).27. Promotee.28. Promotee.29. Direct Recruit.30. Promotee (Through Competitive Examination).31. Promotee.32. Promotee.33. Direct Recruit.34. Promotee ( Through Competitive Examination).35. Promotee.36. Promotee.37. Direct recruit.38. Promotee (Through Competitive Examination).39. Promotee.

40. Promotee.


Vasanti H. Parvatkar , Under Secretary(Establishment).

Porvorim, 13th November, 2013. __________

Notification

1-53-82/LD-Estt/Part

The Goa Judicial Service Rules, 2013

In exercise of the powers conferred byArticles 233 and 234 of the Constitution of Indiaread with section 20 of Goa, Daman and DiuReorganisation Act, 1987 (Central Act 18 of1987) and after consultation with the GoaPublic Service Commission and the High Courtof Bombay, as required by the said Articles 233and 234 of the Constitution of India and insupersession of the Goa Judicial Service Rules,2005, published in Official Gazette, Series INo. 13 dated 30-06-2005, the Governor of Goais pleased to make the following Rules,namely:—

CHAPTER-I

Preliminary

1. Short title and commencement.— (1)These rules may be called the Goa JudicialService Rules, 2013.

(2) Rule 3 shall be deemed to have come intoforce on 1-7-1996, and the remaining rules shallcome into force from the date of theirpublication in the Official Gazette.

2. Definitions.— In these rules, unless thecontext requires otherwise,—

(a) “Commission” means the Goa PublicService Commission;

(b) “Degree in Law” means a degreequalifying the holder for enrollment as anAdvocate under the Advocates Act, 1961(Central Act 25 of 1961);

(c) “Government” means the Governmentof Goa;

(d) “Government Advocate” includesGovernment Pleader, AdditionalGovernment Pleader, Assistant GovernmentPleader, Sub-Government Pleader and alsoAdvocate appointed by local bodies;

(e) “Governor” means the Governor ofGoa;

(f) “High Court” means the High Court ofBombay;

(g) “Official Gazette” means the GoaGovernment Gazette;

(h) “Public Prosecutor” means Additionaland Assistant Public Prosecutor, but doesnot include the full time and salaried PublicProsecutor;

(i) “Recruiting Authority” means the HighCourt;

(j) “Schedule” means the Scheduleappended to these Rules;

(k) “Service” means the Goa JudicialService;

(l) “State” means the State of Goa.


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CHAPTER-II

Constitution of the Service

3. Constitution of the Scrvice.— (1) On andfrom the 1st day of July, 1996, there shall beconstituted a State Service known as the GoaJudicial Service.

(2) The service shall consist of the cadresspecified in column (2) of the Table belowsub-rule (3).

(3) The existing cadres specified in column(2) below shall be designated as the cadresspecified in the corresponding entries incolumn (1) of the said Table below and initiallythey shall constitute the service and theholders of the posts in said column (2) shallhold posts in said column (1) and theircondition of service shall be governed by theserules.

TABLE

(1) (2)

(a) District Judges District Judges.(b) Senior Civil Judges Civil Judges, Senior

Division.(c) Civil Judges, Junior Civil Judges, Junior

Division Division.

(4) Selection Grade District Judges andSuper Time Scale District Judges.— The HighCourt shall confer selection Grade and SuperTime Scale on merit-cum-seniority basis toOfficers in the cadre of District Judges, asfollows:—

Cadre Eligibility Total number of officers eligible

(1) (2) (3)

Selection Grade Five years of service 25% of the as District Judge cadre strength

of District Judges.

Super Time Scale Three years of 10% of the cadre service as strength

Selection Grade of District District Judge Judges

Upon conferment of such Selection Gradeor Super Time Scale, such District Judges shallbe called “Selection Grade District Judges” or“Super Time Scale District Judges”, as thecase may be.

(5) Assured Career Progression Scales.— (i)A Civil Judge, Junior Division or a Senior CivilJudge shall be entitled to be considered forconferment of the First Assured CareerProgression Scale on completion of five yearsof service as Civil Judge, Junior Division ora Senior Civil Judge, as the case may be,if,—

(a) he has not been promoted;

(b) the High Court finds him fit to beconferred with First Assured CareerProgression Scale and his performance asreflected in annual confidential reports isnot less than average;

(ii) A Civil Judge, Junior Division or a SeniorCivil Judge shall be entitled to be consideredfor Second Assured Career Progression Scaleon completion of ten years of service as CivilJudge, Junior Division or a Senior Civil Judge,as the case may be, if,-----

(a) he has not been promoted;

(b) the High Court finds him fit to beconferred with Second Assured CareerProgression Scale and his performance asreflected in annual confidential reports isnot less than “Good”, for a continuous periodof five years commencing from any yearafter he gets the First Assured CareerProgression Scale:

Provided that no Judicial Officer shall beentitled to get the benefits of First AssuredCareer Progression Scale or Second AssuredCareer Progression Scale, if—

(a) his integrity is doubtful;

(b) more than once warning or cautionis issued to him;

Note:- Mere “advice” would not amount to

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(c) any of the minor penalties asmentioned in rule 11(i) to (iv) of theCentral Civil Services (Classification,Control and Appeal) Rules, 1965 isinflicted against him even on oneoccasion;

(d) his average disposal for more thanone year within the span of five years isfound to be “inadequate”;

(e) he is retired compulsorily or getsretirement voluntarily, even after therelevant span of five years and if his caseis pending for consideration for suchbenefit;

(f) for any other reason the High Courtfinds him unfit to be conferred with FirstAssured Career Progression Scale orSecond Assured Career ProgressionScale:

Provided further that, if the probationperiod of the Judicial Officer is extended,the grant of First Assured CareerProgression Scale or Second AssuredCareer Progression Scale, shall bedeferred proportionately to commen-surate with the extended probationperiod.

CHAPTER-III

Recruitment

4. Appointing Authority.— The AppointingAuthority for the cadre of District Judges andCivil Judges, Junior Division shall be theGovernor and for promotion to the cadre ofSenior Civil Judges shall be the High Court.

5. Method of recruitment, qualifications, agelimit, etc.— In respect of each category of postsspecified in column (2) of the Schedule hereto,the method of recruitment, minimumqualifications, age limit, etc., shall be asspecified in the corresponding entries incolumns (3) (4) and (5) thereof.

6. Recruitment by nomination or directrecruitment.— (1) (a) On or before the 15th dayof January of every year in case of the CivilJudge, Junior Division and on or before the31st day of March of every year in case of

District Judges, the Recruiting Authority shallbe informed of the number of existingvacancies and the vacancies that are likely tooccur within one year for the post of CivilJudge, Junior Division and District Judges.

(b) Every year the Recruiting Authorityshall, invite by advertisement in the OfficialGazette and in at least two newspapers,applications in such form as it may determine,from intending candidates, who possess thequalifications and experience for filling in thevacancies.

(c) For the purpose of shortlisting thecandidates, the Recruiting Authority may, ifnecessary, hold preliminary writtenexamination comprising of multiple choiceobjective type questions, which can bescrutinized by computers and call upon thecandidates obtaining the cut-off marks, as maybe fixed by the Recruiting Authority, to appearfor final written examination, maintaining theratio of 1:10 of the available vacancies to thesuccessful candidates:

Provided that if there are more than onecandidate who have secured identical cut-offmarks as fixed by the Recruiting Authority formaintaining ratio of 1:10, all such candidatesshall be called upon to appear for final writtenexamination.

(d) (i) The Recruiting Authority shall holdwritten examinations in Civil Laws andCriminal Laws, carrying 100 marks each,having duration of 3 hours each respectively,for the post of Civil Judge, Junior Division andfor the post of District Judge to be filled up bynomination.

(ii) The medium of written examination forthe post of Civil Judge, Junior Division shallbe either Konkani or Marathi or English. Thecandidate shall specifically mention in hisapplication form about his choice of medium.Choice once given shall not be allowed to bechanged subsequently in any case.

(iii) The medium of written examination forthe post of District Judge shall be English.

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than 50 marks in each paper shall be eligiblefor viva-voce carrying 50 marks:

Provided that the Scheduled Castes and

Scheduled Tribes candidates who secure not

less than 45% marks in each paper shall be

eligible for the viva-voce:

Provided further that the Recruiting

Authority shall call the candidates for viva-

-voce in the ratio of 1:3 of the available

vacancies to the successful candidates:

Provided also that if there are more than onecandidates who have secured identical cut--off marks as fixed by the Recruiting Authorityfor maintaining the ratio of 1:3, all suchcandidates shall be called upon to appear forviva-voce:

Provided also that only such candidates whohave obtained at least 40% of marks in viva--voce test shall be eligible for selection.

(f) The object of the viva-voce examinationunder these Rules is to assess the suitabilityof the candidate for the cadre by judging themental alertness, knowledge of law, clear andlogical exposition, balance of judgment, skills,attitude, ethics, powers of assimilation, powerof communication, character, intellectualdepth and the like of the candidate.

(2) (a) The mode of evaluating theperformance shall be specified in numericalmarks obtained in written and viva-voceexamination. The scheme of examination ofthe candidates including written and viva--voce shall be framed by the High Court inconsultation with the Commission.

(b) A candidate who has committed anycopying or misconduct during course ofwritten examination, or has been convicted incriminal case or is compulsorily retired,removed or dismissed from judicial service orcould not successfully complete probationperiod of any post in judicial service shall notbe eligible to appear for the competitiveexamination.

(3)(a) The Recruiting Authority shall, on thebasis of cumulative grade value secured by acandidate, prepare in the order of merit, a listof candidates eligible for appointment. Thenumber of names of candidates to be includedin the list shall be equal to the number ofvacancies notified.

(b) Besides the above list, the RecruitingAuthority shall prepare an additional list ofcandidates equal to ten percent of the numberof vacancies notified for recruitment or one,whichever is higher.

4(a) The Recruiting Authority shallrecommend the names of selected candidatesby completing the selection process.

(b) The Government, within two months ofthe names of the selected candidates beingforwarded to it, shall complete the process ofverification of antecedents and medicalexamination and issue appointment orders.

(c) The lists so prepared under clause (a) ofsub-rule (3) above shall be published in theOfficial Gazette and they shall cease to beoperative on the expiry of one year from thedate of such publication.

(d) The High Court may issue the postingorders after the appointment orders are issuedby the Government.

(e) Candidates included in the list preparedunder clause (a) of sub-rule (3) above and aftersuch list is exhausted, candidates from theadditional list prepared under clause (b) ofsub-rule (3), shall be considered forappointment in the order in which their namesappear in such lists and subject to rule 10, theymay be appointed by the Appointing Authorityin the vacancies notified. Inclusion of acandidate in any list prepared under sub-rule(3) shall not confer any right of appointmenton such candidate.

(5) Every candidate applying forappointment by direct recruitment shallfurnish certificates from two respectablepersons unconnected with his College or



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University and not related to him, testifyingto his character.

(6) The decision of the Recruiting Authorityas to the eligibility or otherwise of a candidatefor admission to the written and viva-voceexamination shall be final.

(7) Candidates whose names are includedin the list prepared under clause (a) ofsub-rule (3) above shall be considered forappointment in the order in which their namesappear in the list and subject to rule 8, theymay be appointed by the Appointing Authorityin the vacancies notified. Candidates whosenames are included in the additional list maybe similarly appointed after the candidateswhose names are included in the list preparedunder sub-clause (a) of sub-rule (3) above havebeen appointed. Inclusion of the name ofa candidate in any list prepared undersub-rule (3) shall not confer any right ofappointment to such candidate.

7. Disqualification for appointment.— Aperson shall not be eligible for appointment tothe service if,—

(a) he is not a citizen of India; or

(b) he is compulsorily retired, removed ordismissed from judicial service or fromservice in Government or Statutory or LocalAuthority or failed to complete probationperiod in judicial service on any post, or inGovernment or Statutory or Local Authority;or

(c) he has been convicted of an offenceinvolving moral turpitude or he is or hasbeen permanently debarred or disqualifiedby the High Court or the Union PublicService Commission or any State PublicService Commission from appearing forexaminations or selections conducted by it;or

(d) he directly or indirectly influences theRecruiting Authority by any means for hiscandidature; or

(e) he is a man has more than one wifeliving and if a woman, has married a manalready having another wife; or

(f) he has more than two children.

Explanation.— For the purpose of thisclause, where a couple has only one child, anynumber of children born out of a singlesubsequent delivery shall be deemed to beone child:

Provided that, a person having more thantwo children on the date of commencementof the Goa Judicial Service Rules, 2005, i.e.30-06-2005, shall not be disqualified forappointment under this clause so longas the number of children he had on thedate of such commencement does notincrease:

Provided further that a child or more thanone child born in a single delivery within theperiod of one year from the date of suchcommencement shall not be taken intoconsideration for the purpose ofdisqualification mentioned in this clause.

8. Conditions relating to Suitability, Fitnessand Character.— No person selected forappointment by direct recruitment shall beappointed,—

(i) unless the Appointing Authority issatisfied that he is of good character and isin all respects suitable for appointment tothe service;

(ii) unless it is certified by the medicalauthority specified by the High Court thathe is medically fit to discharge the duties ofthe post to which he is selected forappointment.

9. Fees.— Every candidate for directrecruitment shall be required to pay such feesas may be specified in the advertisementinviting applications:

Provided that in the case of a candidatebelonging to Scheduled Caste/ScheduledTribe, the fees payable shall be one half of thefees specified in the advertisement for othercandidates.


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10. Joining time for Appointment.— (1) Acandidate selected for direct recruitment shallreport for duty before the Authority on thedate specified in the order of appointment.

(2) Notwithstanding anything contained in

sub-rule (1), the Appointing Authority may,

on the application of the candidate, if satisfied

that there are good and sufficient reasons for

doing so, by order in writing, grant such

further time as it may deem necessary.

(3) The name of the candidate who fails toassume charge of the post within the timespecified in the sub-rule (1) or within thefurther time granted under sub-rule (2), shallstand deleted from the list of selectedcandidates and he shall cease to be eligiblefor appointment.

11. Appointment by promotion.— (1) To filla vacancy required to be filled by promotion,the Recruiting Authority shall take allnecessary steps well in advance so as tofinalise the list of persons considered eligiblefor promotion at least fifteen days before theoccurrence of the vacancy. For this purposethe Authority may follow an AnnualProgramme similar to the one specified insub-rule (1) rule 6 above.

(2) (a) Promotion of Civil Judges, JuniorDivision, to the post of Senior Civil Judges shallbe made on the basis of evaluation of theirJudgments carrying 50 marks, evaluation ofannual Confidential Reports carrying 20marks, Vigilance Reports carrying 10 marks,disposal remarks carrying 10 marks andSpecial Reports of the Heads of the Departmentunder whom the Judicial Officer has workedduring three years preceding the year ofselection carrying 10 marks.

(b) The Recruiting Authority shall draw alist of Judicial Officers from the zone ofconsideration out of those Civil Judges, JuniorDivision, who have obtained not less than 60%marks in the evaluation referred to in thepreceding clause, provided the selectioncommittee does not entertain any doubt about

integrity of the concerned Judicial Officer. Ifthe number of Judicial Officers who haveobtained at least 60% marks is more than thenumber of vacancies to be filled in next oneyear, they shall be picked up in the order oftheir seniority in the cadre of Civil Judges,Junior Division and their names in the selectlist shall be arranged in accordance with theirseniority in the cadre of Civil Judge, JuniorDivision. Appointments shall be made from thelist so prepared.

(c) An additional list of Officers equal to tenpercent of the expected number of vacanciesmay also be similarly prepared.

(3) (i) Promotion to 65% of the posts in thecadre of District Judge as specified in Schedulehereto shall be made by suitability test toexamine the legal knowledge, continuedefficiency and adequate knowledge of the caselaw. For promotion of Senior Civil Judges tothe cadre of District Judges, the RecruitingAuthority shall call upon the eligible JudicialOfficers in the ratio of 1:3 of the availablevacancies to submit their judgments forevaluation:

Provided that the Chief Justice may, forreasons to be recorded in writing, relax theratio in which Judicial Officers are called uponto submit their judgments for evaluation. Thesuitability for promotion of Senior Civil Judgesto the cadre of District Judges under this ruleshall be considered on the basis of evaluationof their judgments carrying 50 marks,evaluation of Annual Confidential Reportscarrying 20 marks, Vigilance Reports carrying10 marks, disposal remarks carrying 10 marksand special reports of the Head of theDepartments under whom the Judicial Officerhas worked during three years preceding theyear of selection carrying 10 marks and viva--voce examination carrying 50 marks.

Subject to clause (iii) of this sub-rule (3), theRecruiting Authority shall draw up a list ofofficers from the zone of consideration out ofthose Senior Civil Judges, who have obtainednot less than 60% marks in the evaluationreferred to in the preceding clause, provided



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the selection committee does not entertain anydoubt about the integrity of the concernedJudicial Officer. If the number of JudicialOfficers who have obtained 60% marks or moreis more than the number of vacancies to befilled-up in the next one year, they shall bepicked up in the order of their seniority in thecadre of Senior Civil Judges and their namesin the select list shall be arranged inaccordance with their seniority in the cadreof Senior Civil Judges. Appointments shall bemade from the list so prepared.

(3) (ii) (a) For accelerated promotion ofSenior Civil Judges to the 10% of the posts ofDistrict Judges, as specified in the schedulehereto, the Recruiting Authority shall holda limited Departmental CompetitiveExaminations, carrying 200 marks havingduration of 90 minutes comprising of 100multiple choice objective type questions,which can be scrutinized by computers andcall upon the candidates obtaining the cut-offmarks, as may be fixed by the RecruitingAuthority, to appear for viva-voce in the ratioof 1:3 of the available vacancies:

Provided that if there are more than oneJudicial Officer who have secured identicalcut-off marks as fixed by the RecruitingAuthority for maintaining the ratio of 1:3, allsuch candidates shall be called upon to appearfor viva-voce.

(b) The Recruiting Authority shall call upononly those Judicial Officers to submit theirJudgments for evaluation, who would comein the zone of consideration for viva-voce.

(c) The final selection of such Senior CivilJudges for the accelerated promotion shall bemade on the basis of their performance at theabove referred examination carrying 200marks, Evaluation of their Judgments carrying50 marks, Annual Confidential Reportscarrying 20 marks, Vigilance Report carrying10 marks, Disposal Remarks carrying 10 marks,Special Reports of the Heads of the Departmentunder whom the Judicial Officer has workedduring three years preceding the year ofselection carrying 10 marks and viva-vocecarrying 50 marks.

(3) (iii) Only such Judicial Officers whoobtains at least 40% of marks in viva- voce testshall be eligible for being promoted to the 10%of the posts in the cadre of District Judges asspecified in Schedule hereto.

CHAPTER-IV

Probation and Officiation

12. Probation and Officiation.— (1) Allappointments to the service by nominationshall be on probation for a period of two years.

(2) All appointments by promotion shall beon officiating basis for a period of two years.

(3) The period of probation or officiation, asthe case may be, for reasons to be recorded inwriting, may be extended by the AppointingAuthority by such period not exceeding twoyears.

(4) Months before the end of the period ofprobation or officiation or before the extendedperiod of probation or officiation, as the casemay be, the appointing authority shallconsider the suitability of the person soappointed or promoted to hold the post towhich he was appointed or promoted, and—

(i) if found suitable, issue an Orderdeclaring him to have satisfactorilycompleted the period of probation orofficiation, as the case may be, and such anorder shall have effect from the date ofexpiry of the period of probation or officiation,including extended period, if any, as thecase may be;

(ii) if the Appointing Authority finds thatthe person is not suitable to hold the post towhich he was appointed or promoted, as thecase may be, shall by Order,—

(a) if he is a promotee, revert him to thepost which he held prior to his promotion;

(b) if he is a probationer, discharge himfrom service.

(5) A person shall not be considered to havesatisfactorily completed the period of probation


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or officiation, as the case may be, unless aspecific order to that effect is passed. Anydelay in passing such an order shall not entitlethe person to be deemed to have satisfactorilycompleted the period of officiation or probation,as the case may be.

13. Discharge of a Probationer during theperiod of Probation.— Notwithstandinganything contained in rule 12, the AppointingAuthority may, at any time during the periodof probation, discharge from services, aprobationer on account of his unsuitability forthe service.

14. Confirmation.— A probationer who hasbeen declared to have satisfactorily completedhis probation and a promotee who has beendeclared to have satisfactorily completed hisperiod of officiation shall be confirmed as amember of the service in the category of postto which he was appointed or as the case maybe promoted, at the earliest opportunity in anysubstantive vacancy which may exist or arise.

15. Increment during the period of Probationor Officiation.— (1) A probationer or promoteemay draw the increments that fall due duringthe period of probation or officiation:

Provided that, he shall not, draw anyincrement after the expiry of the period ofprobation or officiation unless and until he isdeclared to have satisfactorily completed hisprobation or officiation, as the case may be.

(2) When a probationer or promotee isdeclared to have satisfactorily completed hisprobation or officiation, as the case may be,he shall draw, as from the date such ordertakes effect, the pay he would have drawn, hadhe been allowed the increments for the wholeof his service from the date of his appointmenton probation or officiation, as the case may be.

CHAPTER-V

Miscellaneous

16. Age of Superannuation.— Everymember of the Judicial Service shall retire bysuperannuation on attaining the age of 60years, subject to clearance by Special ReviewCommittee constituted by the Chief Justice of

the High Court for the purpose, whichCommittee shall review the cases of all JudicialOfficers by following the procedure prescribedfor compulsory retirement under the ServiceRules applicable to them, on their attaining theage of 58 years:

Provided that the High Court may in suitablecases re-employ District Judges, subject totheir physical fitness, up to the age of 62 yearsaccording to exigencies of situation.

17. Addition of certain service for purposeof pension.— An Advocate appointed as a CivilJudge, Junior Division or a District Judge shallbe entitled to reckon as service qualifyingfor superannuation Pension, the actual periodof practice put in by him at the Bar notexceeding three years or seven yearsrespectively.

18. Retirement in Public Interest.— (1)Notwithstanding anything contained inthese Rules the Governor shall, on therecommendation of the High Court, if he is ofthe opinion that it is in the public interest so todo, have the absolute right to retire anymember of the service when he attains the ageof 50/55/58 years by giving him a notice of notless than three months in writing or threemonths pay and allowances in lieu of suchnotice.

(2) Whether a member of the service shouldbe retired in public interest under sub-rule (1)shall be considered at least three times, thatis, when he is about to attain the age of 50years, 55 years and 58 years:

Provided that nothing in this rule shall beconstrued as preventing consideration of amember of the service at any time afterattaining the age of 50 years or 55 years or58 years, as the case may be, for the purposeof retiring him in the public interest despitesuch member was considered earlier as per thissub-rule (2).

19. Knowledge of Konkani and Marathi.—For appointment by direct recruitment,knowledge of Konkani is essential. Knowledgeof Marathi will be desirable.



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20. Residuary Provision.— The Conditionsof Service of the members of the service forwhich no express provision is made in theseRules shall be determined by the rules andOrders for the time being applicable to officersof Goa Civil Service of similar ranks.

21. Training .— (1) (a) Every personappointed by direct recruitment to the serviceshall, before he is given a posting, undergosuch training as may be prescribed by the HighCourt from time to time.

(b) A person may be deemed unsuitable forthe purpose of rule 13 if his performance duringthe training is found to be unsatisfactory.

(2) Every member of the service shall begiven such periodical training as the HighCourt may, from time to time, prescribe.

22. Repeal and Savings.— (1) On and fromthe date of commencement of these Rules, theGoa Judicial Service Rules, 2005 shall standrepealed:

Provided that such repeal shall not affect the

previous operation of the rules so repealed and

anything done or any action taken shall, in so

far as it is not inconsistent with the provision

of these rules, be deemed to have been done

or taken under the corresponding provisions

of these Rules and shall continue to be in force

unless and until specifically invalidated under

the present Rules.

(2) All the rules/regulations/resolutions andpractices, so far as they are inconsistent withthese rules stand repealed.

SCHEDULE

(Refer Rule 5)

Sr. Cadre Method of recruitment Educational Age limit

No. qualifications and

experience

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

1. DistrictJudge

Completed thirty-fiveyears as on the date ofpublication of advertise-ment but have notattained the age of forty--five years; upper agelimit to be relaxable bythree years for candidatesbelonging to commu-nities recognized asbackward by theGovernment.

[Candidates belong-ing to Scheduled Castesand Scheduled Tribes andother Special Categories ofpersons in accordancewith the Orders issued byCentral Government fromtime to time in this matter]

I. Educational Qualifications:–

Essential:1. Degree in Law.2. Knowledge ofKonkani.

1. Desirable:Knowledge of

Marathi (must becertified by thePrincipal Judge of theDistrict, where thecandidate practices, orwithin whose juris-diction he ordinarilyresides, to havesufficient Knowledgeof Konkani; Knowledgeof Marathi beingdesirable).

II. Experience:-(i) Must be

practicing as anAdvocate in the HighCourt or Courtssubordinate thereto for

(a) 65% of the posts by promotionfrom the cadre of Senior Civil Judgeson the basis of the principle of merit--cum-seniority and passing of asuitability test. The Judicial Officershall be from the cadre of SeniorCivil Judges after successfulcompletion of officiating period andshall be officiating as a Senior CivilJudge for at least five years:

Provided that if there are nocandidates or no sufficient numberof candidates available forselection, the High Court may, forreasons to be recorded in writing,relax the condition relating tominimum years of service.

(b) 10% of the posts byaccelerated promotion, strictly onthe basis of merit through limitedcompetitive examination, fromamongst the Senior Civil Judge whohave been serving as Senior CivilJudges at least for a period of oneyear after successful completion ofofficiating period:


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Provided that if any of the postscould not be filled up from this 10%quota for want of eligible JudicialOfficers, the same shall be filled upby regular promotion.

(c) 25% of the posts in the cadremay be filled by direct recruitmenton the basis of the aggregate marks//grade obtained in a competitiveexamination conducted by: theHigh Court, in terms of the rules asmay be framed by the High Court,from time to time;

not less than 7 years onthe date of publicationof advertisement andwhile computing theperiod for practicing asan Advocate the periodduring which he hasheld the post of PublicProsecutor or Govern-ment Advocate orJudicial Officer shall beincluded;

OR(ii) Must be working

or must have worked asPublic Prosecutor orAdditional PublicProsecutor or Govern-ment Advocate in theHigh Court for not lessthan 7 years in the postor posts on the date ofpublication of theadvertisement andwhile computing theperiod of 7 years, theperiod during whichthe candidate haspracticed as anAdvocate shall beincluded.

2. Senior CivilJudge

By promotion from the cadre ofCivil Judges Junior Division,selected by the High Court on thebasis of merit-cum-seniority. TheJudicial Officer shall be from thecadre of Civil Judge, JuniorDivision, who has worked as suchfor a period not less than threeyears after successful completion ofprobationary period.

Not applicable

1. Educational Qualifications:-

Essential1. Degree in Law.2. Knowledge ofKonkani.

1. Desirable:Knowledge of Marathi.

Candidate musthave sufficient know-

Not applicable

Not less than twentyone years and not morethan.—

(i) thirty five years inthe case of Advocateswith three years practice.

(ii) twenty five yearsin the case of fresh LawGraduates.

(iii) forty-five years inthe case of ministerialstaff:

3. Civil Judge,JuniorDivision

(A) By nomination on the basisof aggregate marks obtained ina competitive examinationconducted by the High Court, interms of the examination scheme asmay be framed by the High Court.

(B) In special circumstances, byre-employment of retired CivilJudges Junior Division.

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ledge of Konkani.Knowledge of Marathibeing desirable. Suchknowledge must becertified:

(a) in case of anAdvocate, by thePrincipal District Judgeof the District or thePrincipal Judge of theCourt where hepractices;

(b) in case of a freshlaw graduate, byPrincipal or Head of theCollege or UniversityDepartment where thecandidate was enrolledfor L.L.B. or L.L.M.Degree;

(c) in case of membersof staff, by the Head ofthe Office under whomsuch candidate isworking.

II. Experience :Must have practiced

as an Advocate in theHigh Court or Courtssubordinate thereto fora period of three years.

ORMust be a fresh Law

Graduate who hassecured the degree inlaw by passing all theexaminations leading tothe degree in the firstattempt and hassecured in the final yearexamination of thedegree in Law or in thecase of candidatesholding Master’sDegree in Law at finalL.L.M. examination notless than fifty-fivepercent marks.

ORMust be working or

must have worked as aPublic Prosecutor or

Provided that theupper age limit in each ofthe above categories maybe relaxed by five yearsin respect of candidatesbelonging to commu-nities recognized asbackward by theGovernment for thepurpose of recruitment.

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)


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Additional PublicProsecutor or AssistantPublic Prosecutor orGovernment Advocatefor not less than 3 yearsin the post or posts. Incomputing the period of3 years, the periodduring which thecandidate has workedas an Advocate shall beincluded.

ORMust be a member ofMinisterial staff of.–

(i) the High Court orof Courts subordinatethereto; or

(ii) the offices of theGovernment Pleadersattached to thoseCourts;

ORMust be working asSuperintendent in theHigh Court of Bombay atPanaji or in the Courtssubordinate thereto inGoa and holding aDegree in Law or Sub--Registrar or DistrictRegistrar in Goa andholding a Degree in Lawor Legal Assistant in theLaw Department of theGovernment of Goa orSuperintendent (Legal//Drafting) in the LawDepartment of theGovernment of Goa, fornot less than 5 years inthe post or posts.

By order and in the name of the Governor of Goa.

Vasanti H. Parvatkar, Under Secretary (Establishment).


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Addendum

9/4/2008-LD (Estt)/1998

Ref.: Order No. 9/4/2008-LD (Estt)/1702 dated

27-09-2013.

Government has approved creation of 5

(five) posts of Jr. Stenographer in the pay scale

PB-1 Rs. 5200-20200+Grade Pay Rs. 2400/- in

relaxation of ban on creation of posts

vide O. M. No. 8/3/2006-FIN (F&C) dated

20-11-2006 to accommodate existing

incumbent holding the post of Jr.

Stenographers (Supernumerary).

The allotment of the newly created 5 posts

of Jr. Stenographer vide Order No. 8-10-

-2013-LD (Estt.)/1899 dated 01-11-2013 are as

under:—

Allotment of posts

Sr. Office to which alloted No. of

No. Posts

1. Office of the Deputy District Registrar 12. Office of the Civil Registrar-cum-Sub-Registrar,

Tiswadi 13. Office of the Civil Registrar-cum-Sub-Registrar,

Bardez 14. Office of the Civil Registrar-cum-Sub-Registrar,

Ponda 15. Office of the Civil Registrar-cum-Sub-Registrar,

Salcete 1

The above allotment is done subject tothe condition that subsequent four posts ofJunior Stenographer should be abolished asand when they fall vacant as per creation OrderNo. 8-10-2013-LD (Estt.)/1899 dated 01-11-2013.

Vasanti H. Parvatkar, Under Secretary(Law-Estt.).


Department of PowerOffice of the Chief Electrical Engineer

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Order

CEE/Estt-31-1-84/Vol-IV(U)/3181

The Government is pleased to enhance the following allowances of the officers/officials ofthe Electricity Department mentioned below with effect from 1-11-2013.

Sr. No.

1

1.

2.

Nature of benefits

2

Shift Duty Allowance

Field Duty Allowance

Officials to whom the benefits areapplicable

3

Asst. Engineers, Junior Engineers,Lineman/Wiremen, Station Ope-rators, Drivers, Switch Board Ope-rators, Asst. Linemen, Line Helpers,Watchmen, Electrical Foremen,Welders, Turners, Oil Filter Operators

Lineman/Wiremen, Asst. Linemen,Line Helpers, Meter Readers, Drivers,Cable Jointers, Fitters, Welders,Meter Testers, Senior WirelessMechanics

Existing rate ofAllowance paid

4

@ Rs. 12/- per shiftwithout any res-triction on numberof shifts per month

@ Rs. 200/- permonth

Enhancementapproved by the

Government

5

@ Rs. 15/- per shiftsubject to maxi-mum 14 shifts permonth.

@ Rs. 250/- permonth.

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1

3.

4.

2

Washing Allowances

Cycle Allowances

3

Lineman/Wiremen, Asst. Linemen,Line Helpers, Meter Readers, MeterMechanics, Station Operators,Meter Testers, Cable Jointers,Masons, Plumbers, Carpenters,Welders, Switch Board Operators,Oil Filter Operators, Lift Operators,Blue Printers

Lineman/Wiremen, Asst. Linemen,Line Helpers, Meter Readers

4

@ Rs. 70/- permonth

@ Rs. 120/- permonth

5

@ Rs. 100/- permonth (fixed) withno further increaseof 25%, whenever;the D.A. goes up by50%.

The Cabinet fur-ther resolved toabolish the CycleAllowances byDecember, 2013.

These issues with the concurrence of the Finance (Rev. & Cont.) Department vide U. O.No. 1475548/F dated 31-07-2013.

By order and in the name of Governor of Goa.

Lekshmanan S., Chief Electrical Engineer & ex officio Addl. Secretary.

Panaji, 6th November, 2013.——— ———

Public Health Department___

Notification

1/1/2008-II/PHD

Read: Government Notification No. 1/1//2008-II/PHD dated 21-05-2008published in the Official Gazette,Extraordinary, Series I No. 8 dated22-05-2008.

The Government of Goa is hereby pleasedto amend the Goa (Rules for admission to theSuper-speciality Course, MagistrateChirurgiae (M. Ch.) Degree in Neuro-surgeryof the Goa University at the Goa MedicalCollege) Rules, 2008, as publishedvide Notification No. 1/1/2008-II/PHDdated 21-05-2008, in the Official Gazette,Extraordinary, Series I No. 8 dated22-05-2008, as follows, namely:—

1. Short title and commencement.— (1)These rules may be called The Goa (Rulesfor admission to the Super-speciality Course,Magister Chirurgiae (M. Ch.) Degree in Neuro-

-surgery of the Goa University at the GoaMedical College) (Amendment) Rules, 2013.

(2) They shall come into force from thedate of their publication in the Official Gazette.

2. Amendment of rule 2.— In rule 2 of theGoa (Rules for admission to the Super--speciality Course, Magister Chirurgiae(M. Ch.) Degree in Neuro-surgery of the GoaUniversity at the Goa Medical College) Rules,2008 (hereinafter referred to as the “principalRules”), for the word “one”, the word “two”shall be substituted.

3. Amendment of rule 5.— In rule 5 of the‘principal Rules’, for the sub-rule (3), thefollowing sub-rule shall be substituted,namely:—

“(3) The interview shall be held by aduly constituted Board for the purpose. Afinal merit list will be prepared based onthe candidates’ performance in both, theentrance examination and the interview.The entrance examination shall carry 85%marks and the interview shall carry 15%



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marks. The 15% marks shall be for theknowledge of Neuro-surgery and relatedknowledge in medical subjects. Thecandidate holding the highest marks inthe combined merit list after entranceexamination and interview shall beselected for the said degree course. Themerit list will also have three othercandidates in the waiting list who will beoffered admission in order of their positionin the merit list, if the candidate placed

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higher does not register and take admissionfor the said degree course for any reasonwhatsoever.”

By order and in the name of theGovernor of Goa.

D. G. Sardessai, Additional Secretary(Health).


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