The Madurai Bench High Court Advocates Association (MBHAA) has opposed the
Centre's move to increase the retirement age of High Court judges from 62 to 65.
The Association also urged the Chief Justice of India (CJI) to order a probe by
the Central Bureau of Investigation into allegations of corruption made against
eight out of sixteen former CJIs. The contempt proceedings initiated against
senior counsel Prashant Bhushan should be kept in abeyance till the completion
of the CBI probe, the association insisted through a resolution passed by its
general body.
In a press communiqué, MBHAA president M. Thirunavukkarasu said that it had been
decided to invite Mr. Bhushan and P.K. Misra, former Chief Justice of Patna High
Court, to address the lawyers here on corruption in judiciary.
Source - TheHindu
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06 October 2010
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Madurai Bench High Court Advocates Association has opposed the Centre's move to increase the retirement age of High Court judges from 62 to 65.
Madurai Bench High Court Advocates Association has opposed the Centre's move to increase the retirement age of High Court judges from 62 to 65.
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