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"Judicairy Problems To Reduce By 50% If Government...": Ex-Chief Justice
Former Chief Justice of India, NV Ramana today termed the government as the 'biggest litigator' and said half of the judiciary's problems will be resolved if it decides to put a halt to the state-sponsored litigations.
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At Nearly 50% Cases, Chief Justice Of India Terms Governments As Biggest Litigants
CJI NV Ramana termed governments as the "biggest litigants", accounting for nearly 50% of pending cases, and said the "docket explosion" is due to non-performance of various wings of the executive and the legislature not realising its full potential.
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Government Biggest Litigant, Need To Lessen Load On Judiciary: PM Modi
Terming government as the "biggest litigant", Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said there is a need to lessen the load on the judiciary which spends its maximum time in tackling cases where the government is a party.
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'Government Should Have No Voice in Judicial Appointments', Says Eminent Lawyer Ram Jethmalani
Eminent lawyer Ram Jethmalani said on Saturday that the government should have no voice in the selection of judges as it may cause prejudice in its favour being the biggest litigant in courts.
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"Judicairy Problems To Reduce By 50% If Government...": Ex-Chief Justice
Former Chief Justice of India, NV Ramana today termed the government as the 'biggest litigator' and said half of the judiciary's problems will be resolved if it decides to put a halt to the state-sponsored litigations.
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At Nearly 50% Cases, Chief Justice Of India Terms Governments As Biggest Litigants
CJI NV Ramana termed governments as the "biggest litigants", accounting for nearly 50% of pending cases, and said the "docket explosion" is due to non-performance of various wings of the executive and the legislature not realising its full potential.
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Government Biggest Litigant, Need To Lessen Load On Judiciary: PM Modi
Terming government as the "biggest litigant", Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said there is a need to lessen the load on the judiciary which spends its maximum time in tackling cases where the government is a party.
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'Government Should Have No Voice in Judicial Appointments', Says Eminent Lawyer Ram Jethmalani
Eminent lawyer Ram Jethmalani said on Saturday that the government should have no voice in the selection of judges as it may cause prejudice in its favour being the biggest litigant in courts.
