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National Judicial Appointment Body Gets Green Signal From President
A national body to appoint judges - which will replace the current collegium system - came into force today with the nod from President Pranab Mukherjee.
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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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New Bill to Appoint Judges Challenged in Supreme Court, Hearing on Monday
The Supreme Court has admitted petitions challenging a proposed law to change the way judges are appointed, which was passed in Parliament recently.
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Judges Appointment Bill: The Government's Rajya Sabha Test
The Rajya Sabha is discussing and will soon vote on a bill to change the system of appointing Supreme Court and High Court judges It was passed unanimously by the Lok Sabha yesterday. The upper house has just passed a constitutional amendment bill that facilitates the judges bill.
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Judges Appointment Bill Faces Last Hurdle in Rajya Sabha Today
The National Judicial Appointments Commission Bill will be presented in the Rajya Sabha today, a day after it was passed in the Lok Sabha.
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Government Tables Judges Appointment Bill Hours After Chief Justice's Dissent
The Narendra Modi government introduced legislation to change the system of appointing judges for the Supreme Court and High Courts in Parliament today, hours after the Chief Justice of India strongly defended the collegium system of judges selecting judges.
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Once-Bitten Modi Government Plays Safe, Attempts Consensus on Key Bill
Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad has written to 26 parties for their views on the Judicial Appointments Commission Bill.
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Most Top Jurors Want Collegium System to Be Changed, Attorney General Tells NDTV
At a meeting convened today by the Centre, the predominant views among the jurists was that the collegium system of selection of judges of the Supreme Court and high courts had failed, and that it had to be changed.
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Katju Row: Government Seeks Review of Collegium System for Judicial Appointments
Spurred into action following the controversy triggered by Press Council of India chairman Markandey Katju's revelation that three former Supreme Court Chief Justices had made "improper compromises'' to grant extensions to an additional judge of the Madras High Court, the NDA government has hastened the process of seeking a review of the collegium ...
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Judicial Appointments Commission Bill passed in Rajya Sabha
The Rajya Sabha today cleared the Judicial Appointments Commission Bill, which seeks to scrap the collegium system of appointing judges to higher courts.
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National Judicial Appointment Body Gets Green Signal From President
A national body to appoint judges - which will replace the current collegium system - came into force today with the nod from President Pranab Mukherjee.
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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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New Bill to Appoint Judges Challenged in Supreme Court, Hearing on Monday
The Supreme Court has admitted petitions challenging a proposed law to change the way judges are appointed, which was passed in Parliament recently.
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Judges Appointment Bill: The Government's Rajya Sabha Test
The Rajya Sabha is discussing and will soon vote on a bill to change the system of appointing Supreme Court and High Court judges It was passed unanimously by the Lok Sabha yesterday. The upper house has just passed a constitutional amendment bill that facilitates the judges bill.
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Judges Appointment Bill Faces Last Hurdle in Rajya Sabha Today
The National Judicial Appointments Commission Bill will be presented in the Rajya Sabha today, a day after it was passed in the Lok Sabha.
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Government Tables Judges Appointment Bill Hours After Chief Justice's Dissent
The Narendra Modi government introduced legislation to change the system of appointing judges for the Supreme Court and High Courts in Parliament today, hours after the Chief Justice of India strongly defended the collegium system of judges selecting judges.
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Once-Bitten Modi Government Plays Safe, Attempts Consensus on Key Bill
Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad has written to 26 parties for their views on the Judicial Appointments Commission Bill.
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Most Top Jurors Want Collegium System to Be Changed, Attorney General Tells NDTV
At a meeting convened today by the Centre, the predominant views among the jurists was that the collegium system of selection of judges of the Supreme Court and high courts had failed, and that it had to be changed.
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Katju Row: Government Seeks Review of Collegium System for Judicial Appointments
Spurred into action following the controversy triggered by Press Council of India chairman Markandey Katju's revelation that three former Supreme Court Chief Justices had made "improper compromises'' to grant extensions to an additional judge of the Madras High Court, the NDA government has hastened the process of seeking a review of the collegium ...
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Judicial Appointments Commission Bill passed in Rajya Sabha
The Rajya Sabha today cleared the Judicial Appointments Commission Bill, which seeks to scrap the collegium system of appointing judges to higher courts.
