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Centre Clears Appointment Of 3 High Court Chief Justices To Supreme Court
The Ministry of Law and Justice has cleared the appointments of three Chief Justices of different High Courts as judges of the Supreme Court of India.
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Supreme Court Collegium Recommends 18 Names For Appointment As High Court Judges
The Supreme Court collegium headed by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud has recommended the names of 13 judicial officers for appointment as judges of different high courts.
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President Murmu Appoints 2 New Supreme Court Judges, Oath Ceremony Tomorrow
President Droupadi Murmu on Thursday appointed Prashant Kumar Mishra, the chief justice of the Andhra Pradesh High Court, as a judge of the Supreme Court.
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Fix Bottlenecks Behind Delay In High Court Judges' Appointment: Panel
A Parliamentary panel has asked the government to "fix all bottlenecks" responsible for delays in the appointment of high court judges, saying the vacancies must be filled with the same zeal as shown in the appointment of Supreme Court judges.
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With 2 New Judges, Supreme Court Regains Full Strength Of 34
The collegium system, where a group of senior-most judges recommend names for elevation to the higher judiciary, has become a major flashpoint between the Supreme Court and the centre.
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Centre Appoints 13 Additional Judges To 3 High Courts
Eleven advocates and two judicial officers were today appointed as additional judges in the Allahabad, Karnataka and Madras high courts.
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"Centre Can't Repeatedly": Supreme Court Recommends 2 Lawyers Again
The Supreme Court Collegium has reiterated the names of two advocates -- Amitesh Banerjee and Sakya Sen -- for appointment as judges in the Calcutta High Court, remarking that it was "not open for the government to repeatedly send back the proposal'.
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"Dismissed": Supreme Court Won't Share Details Of Judges' Appointment Meet
The Supreme Court today dismissed a request for details of a meeting of its top panel on the appointment of judges, declaring that these discussions cannot be revealed to the public.
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"Not Acceptable": Supreme Court To Centre On Delay In Judges' Appointment
The Supreme Court on Friday expressed displeasure over the delay by the Centre in clearing the names recommended for appointment as judges in the higher judiciary, including those reiterated by the apex court Collegium.
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How Judges Are Appointed By Supreme Court To Be Made Public
How judges are appointed or transferred by the senior most Supreme Court judges - and their reasons - will be open to the public for the first time in history. The Supreme Court collegium - a panel of the country's top five judges including the Chief Justice of India - has decided that all its discussions and recommendations will be put up on the t...
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Will Share Memorandum on Judges' Appointment At Appropriate Time: Centre
Government has refused to share immediately a copy of the draft Memorandum of Procedure (MoP), a document to guide appointment of judges to higher judiciary, with a Parliamentary committee examining vacancies in the Supreme Court and high courts, saying it is a work in progress.
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34 Of 77 Names Cleared For High Court Judges Appointment, Supreme Court Told
The Centre today told the Supreme Court that it has cleared 34 names out of the 77 recommended by the collegium for appointment as judges in various high courts in the country.
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Will Attend Meeting If Collegium Adopts Transparency: Top Court Judge
A senior Supreme Court judge, who boycotted a meeting of the collegium or the group of senior-most judges that decides on judicial appointments on Thursday, has told NDTV that his endeavour is to bring transparency and accountability.
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No Transparency, Alleges Supreme Court Judge Skipping Meet On Appointments
In a singular act of dissent, a senior Supreme Court judge on Thursday alleged lack of transparency as he boycotted a meeting of the collegium or the group of seniormost judges that decides on judicial appointments.
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Joe Biden Says US President Obama Won't Be Able To Pick The 'Most Liberal Jurist'
President Barack Obama cannot select the most liberal possible candidate for the Supreme Court and instead was seeking a "consensus" pick who could attract Republican support, Vice President Joe Biden said in a radio interview on Thursday.
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Centre Clears Appointment Of 3 High Court Chief Justices To Supreme Court
The Ministry of Law and Justice has cleared the appointments of three Chief Justices of different High Courts as judges of the Supreme Court of India.
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Supreme Court Collegium Recommends 18 Names For Appointment As High Court Judges
The Supreme Court collegium headed by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud has recommended the names of 13 judicial officers for appointment as judges of different high courts.
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President Murmu Appoints 2 New Supreme Court Judges, Oath Ceremony Tomorrow
President Droupadi Murmu on Thursday appointed Prashant Kumar Mishra, the chief justice of the Andhra Pradesh High Court, as a judge of the Supreme Court.
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Fix Bottlenecks Behind Delay In High Court Judges' Appointment: Panel
A Parliamentary panel has asked the government to "fix all bottlenecks" responsible for delays in the appointment of high court judges, saying the vacancies must be filled with the same zeal as shown in the appointment of Supreme Court judges.
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With 2 New Judges, Supreme Court Regains Full Strength Of 34
The collegium system, where a group of senior-most judges recommend names for elevation to the higher judiciary, has become a major flashpoint between the Supreme Court and the centre.
-
Centre Appoints 13 Additional Judges To 3 High Courts
Eleven advocates and two judicial officers were today appointed as additional judges in the Allahabad, Karnataka and Madras high courts.
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"Centre Can't Repeatedly": Supreme Court Recommends 2 Lawyers Again
The Supreme Court Collegium has reiterated the names of two advocates -- Amitesh Banerjee and Sakya Sen -- for appointment as judges in the Calcutta High Court, remarking that it was "not open for the government to repeatedly send back the proposal'.
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"Dismissed": Supreme Court Won't Share Details Of Judges' Appointment Meet
The Supreme Court today dismissed a request for details of a meeting of its top panel on the appointment of judges, declaring that these discussions cannot be revealed to the public.
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"Not Acceptable": Supreme Court To Centre On Delay In Judges' Appointment
The Supreme Court on Friday expressed displeasure over the delay by the Centre in clearing the names recommended for appointment as judges in the higher judiciary, including those reiterated by the apex court Collegium.
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How Judges Are Appointed By Supreme Court To Be Made Public
How judges are appointed or transferred by the senior most Supreme Court judges - and their reasons - will be open to the public for the first time in history. The Supreme Court collegium - a panel of the country's top five judges including the Chief Justice of India - has decided that all its discussions and recommendations will be put up on the t...
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Will Share Memorandum on Judges' Appointment At Appropriate Time: Centre
Government has refused to share immediately a copy of the draft Memorandum of Procedure (MoP), a document to guide appointment of judges to higher judiciary, with a Parliamentary committee examining vacancies in the Supreme Court and high courts, saying it is a work in progress.
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34 Of 77 Names Cleared For High Court Judges Appointment, Supreme Court Told
The Centre today told the Supreme Court that it has cleared 34 names out of the 77 recommended by the collegium for appointment as judges in various high courts in the country.
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Will Attend Meeting If Collegium Adopts Transparency: Top Court Judge
A senior Supreme Court judge, who boycotted a meeting of the collegium or the group of senior-most judges that decides on judicial appointments on Thursday, has told NDTV that his endeavour is to bring transparency and accountability.
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No Transparency, Alleges Supreme Court Judge Skipping Meet On Appointments
In a singular act of dissent, a senior Supreme Court judge on Thursday alleged lack of transparency as he boycotted a meeting of the collegium or the group of seniormost judges that decides on judicial appointments.
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Joe Biden Says US President Obama Won't Be Able To Pick The 'Most Liberal Jurist'
President Barack Obama cannot select the most liberal possible candidate for the Supreme Court and instead was seeking a "consensus" pick who could attract Republican support, Vice President Joe Biden said in a radio interview on Thursday.
