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Bid To Control Judiciary Always Existed, Says Justice J Chelameswar
Former Judge of Supreme Court, Justice J Chelameswar on Thursday said an attempt to regulate or have control over the judicial system always existed in democracy and to check such a trend the collegium system came into being.
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Why Justice Chelameswar Today Refused To Hear Plea On Assigning Cases
Justice Jasti Chelameswar, one of the four judges who had questioned the way cases are assigned in the Supreme Court, today refused to hear a related petition saying he was about to retire and didn't want "another reversal" of his order within 24 hours.
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Justice Chelameswar Deserves Thanks And Attention - By Yashwant Sinha
The highest judicial body of the country, namely the Supreme Court of India, is in deep crisis. Never before in our history have dissensions within the court come out so openly in the public domain.
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Will Prove What We Said If Ranjan Gogoi Not Made Chief Justice: Supreme Court Judge
Stressing that there should be transparency in the way cases are allocated, Justice J Chelameswar, the second most senior judge of the Supreme Court, has said there should be a basis on which sensitive cases are assigned.
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Supreme Court Not A Superintendent Court According To Constitution: Justice Chelameswar
Days after he led a virtual rebellion against Chief Justice Dipak Misra over the functioning of the Supreme Court and "arbitrary allocation" of cases, Justice Jasti Chelameswar on Monday said that the Supreme Court is not supposed to be a superintendent court as per the Constitution but has become one in practice.
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Democracy At Stake, Things Not In Order: 4 Supreme Court Judges - 10 Points
Democracy in India is at stake, said four senior Supreme Court judges on Friday as they went public with complaints against the Chief Justice of India, Dipak Misra. The "rebel" judges - the four most-senior at the top court after the Chief Justice - said that "things are not in order" with what they described as "the administration of the Supreme C...
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Bid To Control Judiciary Always Existed, Says Justice J Chelameswar
Former Judge of Supreme Court, Justice J Chelameswar on Thursday said an attempt to regulate or have control over the judicial system always existed in democracy and to check such a trend the collegium system came into being.
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Why Justice Chelameswar Today Refused To Hear Plea On Assigning Cases
Justice Jasti Chelameswar, one of the four judges who had questioned the way cases are assigned in the Supreme Court, today refused to hear a related petition saying he was about to retire and didn't want "another reversal" of his order within 24 hours.
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Justice Chelameswar Deserves Thanks And Attention - By Yashwant Sinha
The highest judicial body of the country, namely the Supreme Court of India, is in deep crisis. Never before in our history have dissensions within the court come out so openly in the public domain.
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Will Prove What We Said If Ranjan Gogoi Not Made Chief Justice: Supreme Court Judge
Stressing that there should be transparency in the way cases are allocated, Justice J Chelameswar, the second most senior judge of the Supreme Court, has said there should be a basis on which sensitive cases are assigned.
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Supreme Court Not A Superintendent Court According To Constitution: Justice Chelameswar
Days after he led a virtual rebellion against Chief Justice Dipak Misra over the functioning of the Supreme Court and "arbitrary allocation" of cases, Justice Jasti Chelameswar on Monday said that the Supreme Court is not supposed to be a superintendent court as per the Constitution but has become one in practice.
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Democracy At Stake, Things Not In Order: 4 Supreme Court Judges - 10 Points
Democracy in India is at stake, said four senior Supreme Court judges on Friday as they went public with complaints against the Chief Justice of India, Dipak Misra. The "rebel" judges - the four most-senior at the top court after the Chief Justice - said that "things are not in order" with what they described as "the administration of the Supreme C...
