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Supreme Court: Litigant Cannot Question A Judge On 'Perceived Bias' During The Course Of Hearing - (09 May 2019)

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Supreme Court in its order dismissing Harsh Mander's plea seeking recusal of the CJI Ranjan Gogoi from hearing the Assam Detention Centre cases, the Supreme Court has observed that a litigant should not be permitted and allowed to question a Judge on 'perceived bias' during the course of hearing.

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