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PIL in SC: Seeking 2 Yrs. Cooling Off Period for Retired Judges Before Accepting Political Appt. - (31 May 2023)

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Bombay Lawyer’s Association has filed PIL in Supreme Court seeking cooling off period of two years before any retired judge of Supreme Court or High Court can accept a political appointment with an objective of upholding independence of judiciary, rule of law, and principles of reasonableness.

Tags : BOMBAY LAWYER’S ASSOCIATION   SUPREME COURT   HIGH COURT   RETIRED JUDGE   POLITICAL APPOINTMENT  

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