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"Executive Twice Superseded Seniormost Judges": Chief Justice's Collegium Push
The government superseded the seniormost judges twice while appointing the Chief Justice of India when it had the final say in judges' appointment, Chief Justice of India BR Gavai has said.
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"Judges Must Be Free": Chief Justice's Big Remark On Collegium System"
The government superseded the seniormost judges twice while appointing the Chief Justice of India when it had the final say in judges' appointment, Chief Justice of India BR Gavai has said.
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Collegium Recommends 2 High Court Chief Justices For Top Court Elevation
The Supreme Court collegium on Monday recommended the appointments of Karnataka High Court Chief Justice N V Anjaria, Gauhati High Court Chief Justice Vijay Bishnoi, and Bombay High Court judge Justice A S Chandurkar as judges of the top court.
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"Time Is Ripe To Replace Collegium System": Former Law Minister
Former Union law minister Ashwani Kumar on Sunday said the time is ripe for replacing the present collegium system of judicial appointments and "processes of public opinion are moving robustly" in favour of an alternative mechanism.
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Collegium Recommends Calcutta High Court Judge's Elevation To Top Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday recommended the appointment of Calcutta High Court judge Justice Joymalya Bagchi as a judge of the Supreme Court.
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Patna High Court's Chief Justice Recommended For Supreme Court Judge
The Supreme Court collegium on Tuesday recommended Patna High Court Chief Justice K Vinod Chandran to be appointed as a judge of the top court.
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"For Transparency, We Should Not...": DY Chandrachud On Collegium System
Former Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud sought to clear the misunderstandings regarding the collegium system, which appoints judges to the Supreme Court and High Court - an intricate process that came under centre's scrutiny last year.
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"Judges Not Gallivanting In Vacation": Chief Justice On Judiciary Workload
Judges are not gallivanting even during vacations and are deeply committed to their work, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud has said, stressing that judges do not get sufficient time to think or read about law
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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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"Collegium Not Search Committee": Supreme Court Over Pending Recommendations
The Supreme Court on Friday told the Centre that the "Collegium is not a search committee" and there cannot be any discretion in accepting its reiterated recommendations.
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Centre To Share Information With Supreme Court On Collegium Resolutions
The Centre on Thursday told the Supreme Court that it will be providing some details next week concerning the collegiums recommendations on the appointment of chief justices in several high courts in the country.
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Judicial Appointments Can't Be "Individual Decision": Supreme Court
The process of judicial appointments to a superior court is not the prerogative of an individual, the Supreme Court said on Friday.
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Supreme Court Collegium Recommends Appointment Of 7 High Court Chief Justices
The Supreme Court has recommended the appointment of chief justices for the high courts of Delhi, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Madras and Meghalaya.
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In A First, Judge From Manipur Recommended For Elevation To Supreme Court
The Supreme Court Collegium recommends Chief Justice of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court Nongmeikapam Kotiswar Singh and Acting Chief of Madras High Court R Mahadevan for elevation to the top court.
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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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"Executive Twice Superseded Seniormost Judges": Chief Justice's Collegium Push
The government superseded the seniormost judges twice while appointing the Chief Justice of India when it had the final say in judges' appointment, Chief Justice of India BR Gavai has said.
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"Judges Must Be Free": Chief Justice's Big Remark On Collegium System"
The government superseded the seniormost judges twice while appointing the Chief Justice of India when it had the final say in judges' appointment, Chief Justice of India BR Gavai has said.
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Collegium Recommends 2 High Court Chief Justices For Top Court Elevation
The Supreme Court collegium on Monday recommended the appointments of Karnataka High Court Chief Justice N V Anjaria, Gauhati High Court Chief Justice Vijay Bishnoi, and Bombay High Court judge Justice A S Chandurkar as judges of the top court.
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"Time Is Ripe To Replace Collegium System": Former Law Minister
Former Union law minister Ashwani Kumar on Sunday said the time is ripe for replacing the present collegium system of judicial appointments and "processes of public opinion are moving robustly" in favour of an alternative mechanism.
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Collegium Recommends Calcutta High Court Judge's Elevation To Top Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday recommended the appointment of Calcutta High Court judge Justice Joymalya Bagchi as a judge of the Supreme Court.
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Patna High Court's Chief Justice Recommended For Supreme Court Judge
The Supreme Court collegium on Tuesday recommended Patna High Court Chief Justice K Vinod Chandran to be appointed as a judge of the top court.
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"For Transparency, We Should Not...": DY Chandrachud On Collegium System
Former Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud sought to clear the misunderstandings regarding the collegium system, which appoints judges to the Supreme Court and High Court - an intricate process that came under centre's scrutiny last year.
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"Judges Not Gallivanting In Vacation": Chief Justice On Judiciary Workload
Judges are not gallivanting even during vacations and are deeply committed to their work, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud has said, stressing that judges do not get sufficient time to think or read about law
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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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"Collegium Not Search Committee": Supreme Court Over Pending Recommendations
The Supreme Court on Friday told the Centre that the "Collegium is not a search committee" and there cannot be any discretion in accepting its reiterated recommendations.
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Centre To Share Information With Supreme Court On Collegium Resolutions
The Centre on Thursday told the Supreme Court that it will be providing some details next week concerning the collegiums recommendations on the appointment of chief justices in several high courts in the country.
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Judicial Appointments Can't Be "Individual Decision": Supreme Court
The process of judicial appointments to a superior court is not the prerogative of an individual, the Supreme Court said on Friday.
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Supreme Court Collegium Recommends Appointment Of 7 High Court Chief Justices
The Supreme Court has recommended the appointment of chief justices for the high courts of Delhi, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Madras and Meghalaya.
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In A First, Judge From Manipur Recommended For Elevation To Supreme Court
The Supreme Court Collegium recommends Chief Justice of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court Nongmeikapam Kotiswar Singh and Acting Chief of Madras High Court R Mahadevan for elevation to the top court.
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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.
