Vacancy woes in the Supreme Court



By Lokendra Malik On April 24, Chief Justice of India (CJI) NV Ramana assumed the highest judicial office in the country based on the seniority principle. As a well-established convention, the president of India appoints the senior-most judge of the Supreme Court to the office of CJI ever since the commencement of the Constitution. However, […] The post Vacancy woes in the Supreme Court appeared first on India Legal.

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