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"Unfinished Work...": Selection Of Supreme Court Judges Comes To A Halt. Here's Why
"Unfinished work" comes to a "close" as Chief Justice Lalit asked to name successor; 5-judge collegium had some differences over method of selection
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Respect Collegium System But Cannot Act As Post Office: Law Minister
Union Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Friday asserted that he respects the Supreme Court collegium system but the ministry would not act as a post office and will exercise its role as a stakeholder.
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Collegium System Black Spot On Indian Democracy: Upendra Kushwaha
Union Minister Upendra Kushwaha today said the collegium system for selection of judges of high courts and the Supreme Court lacked transparency and was a "black spot" on Indian democracy, and called for more representation of people belonging to SC, ST, Dalit communities in the high
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Khap Panchayat Verdict: A Look At Supreme Court Guidelines To Prevent Honour Killing
Khap panchayats, the self-appointed village courts, cannot stop a marriage between two consenting adults, said the Supreme Court in a landmark ruling today. The top court laid down a set of guidelines meant to stop interference by khap panchayats that wield enormous influence in villages of several states and are often seen responsible for the grow...
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Government Red-Flags Collegium Decision To End Performance Evaluation Of Additional Judges
The government has red-flagged a decision of the Supreme Court collegium to do away with the professional evaluation of additional judges while recommending their name for promotion as permanent judge.
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Appointment of Judges: Supreme Court Directs Centre to Prepare Procedure
The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed the central government to prepare a memorandum of procedure that will be followed by the Court collegium in the appointment of judges to the higher judiciary.
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Supreme Court Likely To Pronounce Verdict On Improving Collegium System
The Supreme Court is likely to pronounce today the verdict on bringing transparency in the collegium system of appointing judges in higher judiciary.
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Supreme Court Tells Collegium to go Ahead and Appoint Judges
The Supreme Court collegium can go ahead and appoint judges, the top court said on Thursday. The five judge constitution bench, headed by Justice JS Khehar, however, reserved its order on improving the current system in which judges appoint judges.
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Centre Unlikely to Seek Review of Supreme Court Order on NJAC
The government is unlikely to rush seeking a review of the Supreme Court verdict which overturned its law on appointment of judges to higher judiciary but would put forth its views on ways to improve the collegium system when the top court takes up the matter next month.
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Collegium System Needs to be Improved: Justice Kurian Joseph
Justice Kurian Joseph went with the majority view to quash the National Judicial Appointments Commission (NJAC) Act but also confessed that collegium system lacks transparency, accountability, objectivity, observing that the trust deficit has affected the credibility of the system on appointment of judges to higher judiciary.
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Collegium System of Judges' Appointment Needs Transparency: Justice J Chelameswar
The Collegium system of judges appointment is "opaque" which needs "transparency", Supreme Court judge Justice J Chelameswar said today.
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Verdict on Validity of Law on Judges' Appointment by Supreme Court Today
The Supreme Court on Friday will pronounce its judgement on a batch of pleas challenging the constitutional validity of National Judicial Appointments Commission (NJAC) which brought to an end the two-decade-old collegium system of judges appointing judges in the higher judiciary.
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Collegium System Worked Well, Could Have Been Improved, Says Supreme Court Judge
A five-judge constitution bench, hearing a petition challenging the validity of the National Judicial Appointments Commission, today observed that the collegium system worked well, it might have needed improvement.
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Judges' Appointment Bill: Supreme Court Won't Interfere, For Now
The Supreme Court today decided not to intervene on petitions challenging a bill to change the system of appointing judges, saying it would be "premature".
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"Unfinished Work...": Selection Of Supreme Court Judges Comes To A Halt. Here's Why
"Unfinished work" comes to a "close" as Chief Justice Lalit asked to name successor; 5-judge collegium had some differences over method of selection
-
Respect Collegium System But Cannot Act As Post Office: Law Minister
Union Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Friday asserted that he respects the Supreme Court collegium system but the ministry would not act as a post office and will exercise its role as a stakeholder.
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Collegium System Black Spot On Indian Democracy: Upendra Kushwaha
Union Minister Upendra Kushwaha today said the collegium system for selection of judges of high courts and the Supreme Court lacked transparency and was a "black spot" on Indian democracy, and called for more representation of people belonging to SC, ST, Dalit communities in the high
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Khap Panchayat Verdict: A Look At Supreme Court Guidelines To Prevent Honour Killing
Khap panchayats, the self-appointed village courts, cannot stop a marriage between two consenting adults, said the Supreme Court in a landmark ruling today. The top court laid down a set of guidelines meant to stop interference by khap panchayats that wield enormous influence in villages of several states and are often seen responsible for the grow...
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Government Red-Flags Collegium Decision To End Performance Evaluation Of Additional Judges
The government has red-flagged a decision of the Supreme Court collegium to do away with the professional evaluation of additional judges while recommending their name for promotion as permanent judge.
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Appointment of Judges: Supreme Court Directs Centre to Prepare Procedure
The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed the central government to prepare a memorandum of procedure that will be followed by the Court collegium in the appointment of judges to the higher judiciary.
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Supreme Court Likely To Pronounce Verdict On Improving Collegium System
The Supreme Court is likely to pronounce today the verdict on bringing transparency in the collegium system of appointing judges in higher judiciary.
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Supreme Court Tells Collegium to go Ahead and Appoint Judges
The Supreme Court collegium can go ahead and appoint judges, the top court said on Thursday. The five judge constitution bench, headed by Justice JS Khehar, however, reserved its order on improving the current system in which judges appoint judges.
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Centre Unlikely to Seek Review of Supreme Court Order on NJAC
The government is unlikely to rush seeking a review of the Supreme Court verdict which overturned its law on appointment of judges to higher judiciary but would put forth its views on ways to improve the collegium system when the top court takes up the matter next month.
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Collegium System Needs to be Improved: Justice Kurian Joseph
Justice Kurian Joseph went with the majority view to quash the National Judicial Appointments Commission (NJAC) Act but also confessed that collegium system lacks transparency, accountability, objectivity, observing that the trust deficit has affected the credibility of the system on appointment of judges to higher judiciary.
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Collegium System of Judges' Appointment Needs Transparency: Justice J Chelameswar
The Collegium system of judges appointment is "opaque" which needs "transparency", Supreme Court judge Justice J Chelameswar said today.
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Verdict on Validity of Law on Judges' Appointment by Supreme Court Today
The Supreme Court on Friday will pronounce its judgement on a batch of pleas challenging the constitutional validity of National Judicial Appointments Commission (NJAC) which brought to an end the two-decade-old collegium system of judges appointing judges in the higher judiciary.
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Collegium System Worked Well, Could Have Been Improved, Says Supreme Court Judge
A five-judge constitution bench, hearing a petition challenging the validity of the National Judicial Appointments Commission, today observed that the collegium system worked well, it might have needed improvement.
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Judges' Appointment Bill: Supreme Court Won't Interfere, For Now
The Supreme Court today decided not to intervene on petitions challenging a bill to change the system of appointing judges, saying it would be "premature".
