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Supreme Court Recommends Names To Centre For Appointment As Judges In 3 High Courts
The Supreme Court Collegium headed by Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud has recommended to the Centre the names of three advocates for appointment as judges of the Andhra Pradesh High Court.
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Government Constitutes 23rd Law Commission
The government has notified the constitution of the 23rd Law Commission for a period of three years, with a provision to appoint serving Supreme Court and high court judges as its chairperson and members.
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Delhi High Court Restores IOA Ad Hoc Panel Mandate For Wrestling Federation On Plea By Bajrang Punia, Vinesh Phogat
Justice Sachin Datta turned down the petitioners' prayer to appoint a retired high court or Supreme Court judge as the administrator of WFI
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Supreme Court Gets 2 New Judges, First From Manipur
The Supreme Court now has two more judges after President Droupadi Murmu cleared the appointments of Justice N Kotiswar Singhand Justice R Mahadevan. The appointments were announced by Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal today.
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Can't Disclose Reason Why Supreme Court Collegium Rejects Candidates: High Court
The reasons for rejection of recommendations for appointment of high court judges by the Supreme Court collegiums cannot be made public as it will be detrimental to the interests of people concerned and will stifle the process, Delhi High Court said.
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Delhi High Court Dismisses Petition Over "Qualification" Of Judges
The Delhi High Court has dismissed with costs of Rs 25,000 a petition seeking a direction to the Supreme Court collegium to provide detailed reasons while refusing to accept recommendations for appointment of high court judges.
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Ex Supreme Court Judge Underlines Gender Imbalance In Higher Judiciary
Former Supreme Court judge Indira Banerjee on Tuesday underlined the "gender imbalance in the higher judiciary" and said her appointment to the top court in 2018 made her only the 8th woman there in 68 years after the Constitution coming into force.
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"Legal Power Not Enough...": Chief Justice Welcomes Newly Appointed Judges
Legal power is not enough for a judge for whom the stronger tool is their desire to understand human life and people's problems, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud said on Wednesday at an event organised by the Supreme Court Bar Association.
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Ex Supreme Court Judge A M Khanwilkar Appointed Lokpal Chairperson
Former Supreme Court judge A M Khanwilkar was appointed as the Lokpal chairperson on Tuesday, according to the Rashtrapati Bhavan.
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Former Supreme Court Judge AM Khanwilkar Likely To Be Next Lokpal: Sources
Former Supreme Court judge Justice AM Khanwilkar is likely to be appointed the next Lokpal of India, sources have told NDTV. The anti-corruption body has been without a full-time chairperson since May 2022.
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Supreme Court To Get New Judge, Justice Varale Will Be 3rd Dalit Member
The Supreme Court is set to get another judge after the Collegium recommended the elevation of Karnataka High Court Chief Justice Prasanna B Varale.
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"Will Have To Constitute Bench": Chief Justice On Collegium System
The Supreme Court said on Monday it will have to constitute a bench to hear a plea against the collegium system of appointment of judges to the top court and high courts.
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Supreme Court Collegium Recommends 5 Names For Judgeship In 4 High Courts
The Supreme Court collegium headed by Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud has recommended five names to the Centre for appointment as additional judges in four high courts.
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"Easy To Criticise Process...": Chief Justice On Judges' Appointment System
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud on Monday defended the collegium system of judges appointing judges to the higher judiciary, asserting that steps have been taken to ensure greater transparency.
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"Some Things Best Left Unsaid": Supreme Court Judge On Judicial Appointments
Some things are best left unsaid, Supreme Court judge Sanjay Kishan Kaul said on Tuesday when some lawyers alleged sudden deletion of the petitions related to alleged delay by the Centre in acting on the collegium's recommendations.
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Supreme Court Recommends Names To Centre For Appointment As Judges In 3 High Courts
The Supreme Court Collegium headed by Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud has recommended to the Centre the names of three advocates for appointment as judges of the Andhra Pradesh High Court.
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Government Constitutes 23rd Law Commission
The government has notified the constitution of the 23rd Law Commission for a period of three years, with a provision to appoint serving Supreme Court and high court judges as its chairperson and members.
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Delhi High Court Restores IOA Ad Hoc Panel Mandate For Wrestling Federation On Plea By Bajrang Punia, Vinesh Phogat
Justice Sachin Datta turned down the petitioners' prayer to appoint a retired high court or Supreme Court judge as the administrator of WFI
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Supreme Court Gets 2 New Judges, First From Manipur
The Supreme Court now has two more judges after President Droupadi Murmu cleared the appointments of Justice N Kotiswar Singhand Justice R Mahadevan. The appointments were announced by Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal today.
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Can't Disclose Reason Why Supreme Court Collegium Rejects Candidates: High Court
The reasons for rejection of recommendations for appointment of high court judges by the Supreme Court collegiums cannot be made public as it will be detrimental to the interests of people concerned and will stifle the process, Delhi High Court said.
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Delhi High Court Dismisses Petition Over "Qualification" Of Judges
The Delhi High Court has dismissed with costs of Rs 25,000 a petition seeking a direction to the Supreme Court collegium to provide detailed reasons while refusing to accept recommendations for appointment of high court judges.
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Ex Supreme Court Judge Underlines Gender Imbalance In Higher Judiciary
Former Supreme Court judge Indira Banerjee on Tuesday underlined the "gender imbalance in the higher judiciary" and said her appointment to the top court in 2018 made her only the 8th woman there in 68 years after the Constitution coming into force.
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"Legal Power Not Enough...": Chief Justice Welcomes Newly Appointed Judges
Legal power is not enough for a judge for whom the stronger tool is their desire to understand human life and people's problems, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud said on Wednesday at an event organised by the Supreme Court Bar Association.
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Ex Supreme Court Judge A M Khanwilkar Appointed Lokpal Chairperson
Former Supreme Court judge A M Khanwilkar was appointed as the Lokpal chairperson on Tuesday, according to the Rashtrapati Bhavan.
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Former Supreme Court Judge AM Khanwilkar Likely To Be Next Lokpal: Sources
Former Supreme Court judge Justice AM Khanwilkar is likely to be appointed the next Lokpal of India, sources have told NDTV. The anti-corruption body has been without a full-time chairperson since May 2022.
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Supreme Court To Get New Judge, Justice Varale Will Be 3rd Dalit Member
The Supreme Court is set to get another judge after the Collegium recommended the elevation of Karnataka High Court Chief Justice Prasanna B Varale.
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"Will Have To Constitute Bench": Chief Justice On Collegium System
The Supreme Court said on Monday it will have to constitute a bench to hear a plea against the collegium system of appointment of judges to the top court and high courts.
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Supreme Court Collegium Recommends 5 Names For Judgeship In 4 High Courts
The Supreme Court collegium headed by Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud has recommended five names to the Centre for appointment as additional judges in four high courts.
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"Easy To Criticise Process...": Chief Justice On Judges' Appointment System
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud on Monday defended the collegium system of judges appointing judges to the higher judiciary, asserting that steps have been taken to ensure greater transparency.
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"Some Things Best Left Unsaid": Supreme Court Judge On Judicial Appointments
Some things are best left unsaid, Supreme Court judge Sanjay Kishan Kaul said on Tuesday when some lawyers alleged sudden deletion of the petitions related to alleged delay by the Centre in acting on the collegium's recommendations.
