The judgment from the High Court of Madhya Pradesh deals with the eligibility criteria for lawyers applying for judicial services. The key points are:

1. The case involves a challenge to certain eligibility requirements for judicial service applicants.
2. A lawyer with eight years at the Bar had not cleared all exams on the first attempt and lacked proof of minimum court appearances.
3. The court held that if a lawyer has practised for more than three years, certain minimum mark requirements don't apply.
4. The court questioned the necessity of having six court appearances, as mentioned in an advertisement for eligibility.
5. The court directed that applications be considered even without proof of six court appearances, subject to other criteria being met.
6. Further actions and decisions are subject to upcoming orders from the court.

MP Judiciary Exam Criteria to be Revised: HC Eases Requirements for 6 Court Appearances 

The HC of Madhya Pradesh published this ruling on December 12, 2023. Read the detailed information.