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Supreme Court Collegium recommends appointment of 12 additional judges as permanent judges in four High Courts
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The Supreme Court Collegium has cleared 12 judges for permanent roles in Delhi, Madras, Kerala and Rajasthan High Courts, where vacancies have slowed down cases. Three judges will join Delhi High Court, two Madras, three Kerala and four Rajasthan. The President must now approve these appointments before they take effect, aiming to cut delays and ease the backlog, especially in Delhi, which faces the most pending cases.
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- 23h agoSC Collegium recommends appointment of 12 additional judges as permanent judges in four HCs - The New Indian Express
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