Parliamentary Panel To Discuss Judges' Code Of Conduct, Post-Retirement Jobs
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The department-related standing committee on law and personnel has also selected review of the functioning of the tribunal system as a subject for examination.
A code of conduct and post-retirement assignments for the judges of the Supreme Court and high courts are some of the subjects selected for examination by a parliamentary panel.
The department-related standing committee on law and personnel has also selected review of the functioning of the tribunal system as a subject for examination.
Tribunals are institutions set up to reduce the case load on the judiciary with experts from various fields looking into the disputes.
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