Compulsory Retirement

Integrity of judge cannot be doubted only because he granted adjournments: Madhya Pradesh High Court
Object is to weed out dishonest, corrupt and deadwood: Orissa High Court upholds compulsory retirement of judicial officer
Judicial officers different from other civil servants, single blot in service record makes them vulnerable: Orissa High Court
Compulsory Retirement not a penal measure, it aims at weeding out inefficient employees, deadwood from public service: P&H HC [Read Order]
Judicial officer’s integrity must be of a higher order, even a single aberration is not permitted: Supreme Court
Yardstick for judging conduct of judicial officer has to be strict, SC upholds compulsory retirement order against District Judge
Order of compulsory retirement not a punishment, Madras HC while upholding Judicial Officer’s termination
Supreme Court orders Rs. 20 lakh compensation to former Judicial Officer who was compulsorily retired
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