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Supreme Court: No Judge can Claim to Never have Passed "Wrong Order" - (04 Oct 2019)

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Supreme Court has observed that no judge can claim that he or she has never passed a "wrong order" while observing that disciplinary action should not be initiated against a judicial officer merely for passing wrong order unless there is evidence of extraneous reason.

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