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Supreme Court Says Members Of Lower Judiciary Not Eligible For District Judges By Direct Recruitment
The Supreme Court today ruled that member of subordinate judiciary services will not be eligible for appointment as District judges by way of direct recruitment.
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To Speed Up Cases, Higher Retirement Age For Judges Proposed
Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra on Friday called for innovative steps and multi-pronged strategy to wage a war against pendency of over three crore cases largely in the lower judiciary and the High Courts while a SC judge proposed raising the retirement age of judges in the higher courts.
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9 High Courts Oppose All-India Service For Lower Judiciary
Nine high courts have opposed a proposal to have an all-India service for lower judiciary, eight have sought changes in the proposed framework and only two have supported the idea, a law ministry document says.
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Nine High Courts Oppose All-India Service For Lower Judiciary
Nine high courts have opposed a proposal to have an all-India service for lower judiciary, eight have sought changes in the proposed framework and only two have supported the idea, a law ministry document says.
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Supreme Court Says Members Of Lower Judiciary Not Eligible For District Judges By Direct Recruitment
The Supreme Court today ruled that member of subordinate judiciary services will not be eligible for appointment as District judges by way of direct recruitment.
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To Speed Up Cases, Higher Retirement Age For Judges Proposed
Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra on Friday called for innovative steps and multi-pronged strategy to wage a war against pendency of over three crore cases largely in the lower judiciary and the High Courts while a SC judge proposed raising the retirement age of judges in the higher courts.
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9 High Courts Oppose All-India Service For Lower Judiciary
Nine high courts have opposed a proposal to have an all-India service for lower judiciary, eight have sought changes in the proposed framework and only two have supported the idea, a law ministry document says.
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Nine High Courts Oppose All-India Service For Lower Judiciary
Nine high courts have opposed a proposal to have an all-India service for lower judiciary, eight have sought changes in the proposed framework and only two have supported the idea, a law ministry document says.
