Supreme Court: Premature to interfere in judges' appointment bill
- 5 years ago
The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed challenges to the National Judicial Appointment Commission, saying the bill is yet to receive Presidential assent and become a law of the land.
The SC also dismissed petitions challenging the National Judicial Appointment Commission (NJAC) Bill, which envisages to change present system of appointments to higher judiciary through the CJI headed collegium system.
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The SC also dismissed petitions challenging the National Judicial Appointment Commission (NJAC) Bill, which envisages to change present system of appointments to higher judiciary through the CJI headed collegium system.
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