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In Supreme Court Today, 'Missing Cash, Forced Retirement', And A Nagaland Judge
The Supreme Court on Monday granted anticipatory bail to a retired Nagaland district judge who alleged "malicious prosecution" over complaints of misappropriation of cash - i.e., bail sureties in cash - when he was a Principle and District Judge.
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All High Court Judges Entitled To Full Pension: Supreme Court
In a significant verdict, the Supreme Court on Monday held all high court judges, including additional judges, will be entitled to full pension and retirement benefits.
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Half-Price 'Scam': Retired Kerala High Court Judge Named As 3rd Accused
The police have booked a retired Kerala High Court judge in a case involving the alleged cheating of people by falsely promising scooters and laptops at half price using CSR funds.
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Scheduled Castes In Telangana To Be Sub-Classified Into Three Groups
The one-member Judicial Commission headed by retired High Court judge Justice Shameem Akhtar has recommended sub-classification of Scheduled Castes (SCs) in Telangana into three sub-categories for equitable implementation of 15 per cent reservation.
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Supreme Court Calls Pension To Retired High Court Judges "Pitiable"
The Supreme Court on Wednesday lamented the meagre pension, ranging from Rs 10,000 to Rs 15,000, being given to some retired high court judges and termed it "pitiable".
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Parliamentary Panel To Discuss Judges' Code Of Conduct, Post-Retirement Jobs
A code of conduct and post-retirement assignments for the judges of the Supreme Court and high courts are some of the subjects selected for examination by a parliamentary panel.
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"It's Shocking": Supreme Court On Rs 15,000 Pension For Ex-High Court Judge
The Supreme Court on Thursday expressed "shock" over some retired high court judges getting a meagre pension ranging between Rs 6,000 and Rs 15,000.
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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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West Bengal Forms Seven-Member Panel To Review New Criminal Laws
The West Bengal government has constituted a seven-member panel headed by a retired judge of the Calcutta High Court to review the three new criminal laws, an official said on Wednesday.
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3 Months After Retirement, Madhya Pradesh High Court Judge Joins BJP
Former Madhya Pradesh High Court judge Rohit Arya has joined the Bharatiya Janata Party, three months after his retirement, citing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's public-oriented developmental work and the BJP's policies as his primary influences.
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3-Member Judicial Commission To Probe Hathras Stampede That Killed 121
Retired judge of the Allahabad High Court Brijesh Kumar Srivastav will head the three-member judicial inquiry commission set up by the Uttar Pradesh government on Wednesday to probe the Hathras stampede incident, according to an official statement.
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"Was RSS Member, Ready To Go Back": Calcutta High Court Judge In Farewell Speech
Justice Chitta Ranjan Dash, who retired as a judge of the Calcutta High Court on Monday, said he was a member of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS).
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"Need To Safeguard Judiciary": Retired Judges Write To Chief Justice
A group of retired judges of Supreme Court and high courts have written to Chief Justice of India on escalating attempts by "certain factions to undermine the judiciary through calculated pressure, misinformation, and public disparagement".
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He Released Judgment 5 Months After Retiring. What Supreme Court Said
The Supreme Court has criticised a former judge of the Madras High Court for pronouncing a one-line order in a criminal case and releasing the detailed judgement five months after he retired from service.
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Hiking Judges' Retirement Age Based On Performance May Not Be Practical: Centre
Extending the retirement age of Supreme Court and High Court judges based on their performance may not be practical, will "further erode" Parliament's powers and may result in "undue favouritism", the government has told a parliamentary panel.
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In Supreme Court Today, 'Missing Cash, Forced Retirement', And A Nagaland Judge
The Supreme Court on Monday granted anticipatory bail to a retired Nagaland district judge who alleged "malicious prosecution" over complaints of misappropriation of cash - i.e., bail sureties in cash - when he was a Principle and District Judge.
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All High Court Judges Entitled To Full Pension: Supreme Court
In a significant verdict, the Supreme Court on Monday held all high court judges, including additional judges, will be entitled to full pension and retirement benefits.
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Half-Price 'Scam': Retired Kerala High Court Judge Named As 3rd Accused
The police have booked a retired Kerala High Court judge in a case involving the alleged cheating of people by falsely promising scooters and laptops at half price using CSR funds.
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Scheduled Castes In Telangana To Be Sub-Classified Into Three Groups
The one-member Judicial Commission headed by retired High Court judge Justice Shameem Akhtar has recommended sub-classification of Scheduled Castes (SCs) in Telangana into three sub-categories for equitable implementation of 15 per cent reservation.
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Supreme Court Calls Pension To Retired High Court Judges "Pitiable"
The Supreme Court on Wednesday lamented the meagre pension, ranging from Rs 10,000 to Rs 15,000, being given to some retired high court judges and termed it "pitiable".
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Parliamentary Panel To Discuss Judges' Code Of Conduct, Post-Retirement Jobs
A code of conduct and post-retirement assignments for the judges of the Supreme Court and high courts are some of the subjects selected for examination by a parliamentary panel.
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"It's Shocking": Supreme Court On Rs 15,000 Pension For Ex-High Court Judge
The Supreme Court on Thursday expressed "shock" over some retired high court judges getting a meagre pension ranging between Rs 6,000 and Rs 15,000.
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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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West Bengal Forms Seven-Member Panel To Review New Criminal Laws
The West Bengal government has constituted a seven-member panel headed by a retired judge of the Calcutta High Court to review the three new criminal laws, an official said on Wednesday.
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3 Months After Retirement, Madhya Pradesh High Court Judge Joins BJP
Former Madhya Pradesh High Court judge Rohit Arya has joined the Bharatiya Janata Party, three months after his retirement, citing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's public-oriented developmental work and the BJP's policies as his primary influences.
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3-Member Judicial Commission To Probe Hathras Stampede That Killed 121
Retired judge of the Allahabad High Court Brijesh Kumar Srivastav will head the three-member judicial inquiry commission set up by the Uttar Pradesh government on Wednesday to probe the Hathras stampede incident, according to an official statement.
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"Was RSS Member, Ready To Go Back": Calcutta High Court Judge In Farewell Speech
Justice Chitta Ranjan Dash, who retired as a judge of the Calcutta High Court on Monday, said he was a member of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS).
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"Need To Safeguard Judiciary": Retired Judges Write To Chief Justice
A group of retired judges of Supreme Court and high courts have written to Chief Justice of India on escalating attempts by "certain factions to undermine the judiciary through calculated pressure, misinformation, and public disparagement".
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He Released Judgment 5 Months After Retiring. What Supreme Court Said
The Supreme Court has criticised a former judge of the Madras High Court for pronouncing a one-line order in a criminal case and releasing the detailed judgement five months after he retired from service.
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Hiking Judges' Retirement Age Based On Performance May Not Be Practical: Centre
Extending the retirement age of Supreme Court and High Court judges based on their performance may not be practical, will "further erode" Parliament's powers and may result in "undue favouritism", the government has told a parliamentary panel.
