AP High Court Office Subordinate case studies
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The AP High Court Office Subordinate exam is a recruitment test conducted by the Andhra Pradesh High Court for the post of Office Subordinate (also called Attender) in the High Court and its subordinate judiciary. The role involves office support duties such as file movement, dispatch, record keeping, and assistance to sections. The AP High Court Office Subordinate case studies are 5 cases and about 4,120 words.
1Four Hundred Files and a Verbal Order
You are the record-keeper of a District Court in Andhra Pradesh. The record room holds 4,260 case files.
828 words, about 4 min2One RTI Application, Four Requests
You are the Central Public Information Officer (CPIO) of the Andhra Pradesh High Court. On 3 February an applicant files a single application under the Right to Information Act, 2005 with four requests: (i) a copy of the administrative note recorded by the Registrar (Vigilance) on a complaint he made against a court employee; (ii) the Annual Confidential Report remarks of that employee; (iii) the tour programme of a sitting judge for the coming month; (iv) the reasons why his earlier representation seeking a transfer was rejected.
827 words, about 4 min3The Process Server's Three-Day TA Bill
You are the bill clerk of a Mandal Court. A process server attached to the court submits a travelling allowance bill for three days in March.
816 words, about 4 min4Listing Nine Matters in One Working Day
You assist the Bench clerk of a Civil Judge's court. Eight matters are to be listed tomorrow.
808 words, about 4 min5The Locked Files and the Missing Cause List
You are the junior assistant in charge of the computer room of a court office with 12 desktop computers on a local network. There is no server: staff save the daily cause list and the despatch register in a folder on one workstation (PC-4) which is shared to everyone.
841 words, about 4 min