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Bombay High Court Recruitment 2019

Bombay High Court Recruitment 2019 – Apply Online for 204 Clerk & Peon Vacancies: The Registry of the High Court, Bombay has granted permission to recruit 204 suitable candidates for the posts of Clerk & Peons. Online applications are invited online from aspirants who fulfill eligibility criteria from 3rd August 2019. However, application forms to fill up these job vacancies in Mumbai High Court must be submitted before 17th August 2019.

However, selected candidates for Clerk & Peon posts in the High Court of Judicature at Bombay will get a pay of Rs. 15,000/- to 62,200/- + Grade Pay + other allowances as per the rules. To know additional details about these recruitment process, please visit https://ift.tt/1lovKYH. You can check educational qualification, age limit, selection criteria and other details below. However, in addition to the above eligibility criteria, the candidate must have adequate knowledge of Marathi language.

Bombay High Court Jobs 2019 – Job Highlights

Name of the Board	Bombay High Court (Mumbai High Court)
Name of the Post	Clerk & Peon
Number of Vacancies	204
Application Mode	Online
Job Category	Maharashtra Government Jobs
Notification Release Date	2nd August 2019
Starting Date to Apply	3rd August 2019
Last Date to Apply	17th August 2019
Job Location	High Court of Judicature at Bombay, Maharashtra
Official Website	www.bombayhighcourt.nic.in

Bombay High Court Vacancy details

Name of the Post	Number of Vacancies
Clerk	128
Peon	76
Total	204

Eligibility Criteria for Mumbai High Court Jobs 2019

All applicants of Bombay High Court Notification 2019 must fulfill the list of eligibility conditions provided below. On successfully satisfying the below-provided eligibility conditions, start your online application process.

Educational Qualification:

• As per the Rules

Experience:

• As per the Rules

Age Limit:

• Minimum Age Limit: 18 Years
• Maximum Age Limit: 38 Years

Age Relaxation:

• As per the Rules

Selection Process:

• Written Examination
• Skill Test
• Interview

Application Fee:

• Personal Assistants – Rs.300/-
• Stenographer – Rs.200/-

Application Fee must be paid through ONLINE mode only

Salary:

• Clerk – Rs.19,900/- to Rs.62,200/- per month
• Peon – Rs.15,000/- to Rs.47,600/- per month

How to apply for Bombay High Court Recruitment 2019 Clerk & Peon

All candidates can start filling the online application form by following below steps:

Step 1: Visit the Official Website

• Firstly, visit Official website i.e. https://bombayhighcourt.nic.in 
• Before commencing the application process, a candidate must have his/her latest passport size photograph and signature duly scanned in separate files in the .jpg/.jpeg format in such a manner that size of each file should not exceed 40 KB and shall attach the same at the appropriate places shown in the online application form.

Step 2: How to fill Online application form 2019

• Now, click on Apply Online Link provided below.
• Start filling the application form with necessary details
• Upload details of marks obtained
• Make sure you will in all the asked details

Step 3: Uploading Signature and Photograph

• After you enter all the necessary details, upload scanned copies of necessary documents

Step 4: Application Fee Payment

• Make a payment of your application fee.

Step 5: Final Submission

• Finally, submit the same by pressing “I Agree” button
• After successful submission of the application form, take a printout of application form for future use.

Important Dates for Bombay High Court Job Vacancies 2019:

Official Advertisement Date	2nd August 2019
Start Date to Apply	3rd August 2019
Last Date to apply	17th August 2019

Important Links for High Court of Bombay Clerk & Peon Vacancy 2019

Official Notification pdf for Personal Assistants	Download Here
Apply Online Link	Click Here
Official Website	Click Here

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About Bombay High Court (Mumbai High Court):

The High Court of Bombay, which is the Superior Court of Colleges and one of the highest courts in the country. He has appellate jurisdiction over the states of Maharashtra, Goa, Daman & Diu and Dadra & Nagar Haveli. In addition to its headquarters in Mumbai, it has banks in Aurangabad, Nagpur, Panaji (Goa). It can be said that the legal history of Bombay began in 1661 when it became a British possession. The city and the island of Bombay received by the British under the dowry of the Portuguese princess Catalina de Braganza, sister of Alfonso VI, monarch of the Portuguese era when she married King Charles II.

The distant ascendancy of the Supreme Court, while interesting, is not very inspiring until we arrive at the Court of the Clerk & Peon created by the Charter of 1798. We stick to the British period because our Supreme Court has no conceivable link today. and these tribunals Of the law as it existed in Portugal, and even in the Muslim era, the judicial history of Bombay begins with the Charter of 1668 which accompanies the transfer of Bombay from the Crown to the East India Company. In 1670, the administration of justice was in the hands of the judges who sat at the customs of Bombay and Mahim. The 1670 system was very basic and had several disadvantages and the judicial system was too much like the executive government of the island.

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