Process regarding appointment of judges in three-four days; Supreme Court Center Information A to Z Counsel

New Delhi : ‘The government will adhere to the time limit for processing the nine names recommended by the collegium for appointment as judges in constitutional courts and the process will start in two-three days for the 44 names,’ the central government told the Supreme Court on Friday.

‘Forty-four of the 104 referred to the government by the collegium of high courts will be decided by November or the end of the week and only the list will be sent to the Supreme Court,’ said Attorney General R.K. Venkataramani told the Supreme Court on behalf of the government. Justice. Sanjay Kishan Kaul and Ny. Abhay S. Oak’s bench discussed with Venkataramani regarding the status of five boats sent by the collegium for elevation as Supreme Court judges. On that, ‘Can you postpone this issue for some time? I have been given some information; But I have a slightly different opinion regarding that,’ Venkataramani requested the bench.

The court hearing would start on the case of delay by the center in taking the decision on the names sent by the Collegium for the appointment of judges in the courts. ‘In the matter regarding the recommendation for the promotion of five judges, the Attorney General has gone through it. They are thinking everywhere. They have respectfully submitted that the government has not instructed them to follow the relevant decision time limit. The High Court collegiums have decided on 44 of the 104 cases referred to them or they will be sent to the Supreme Court by the end of the week, they claimed, Also, the next hearing of the case was fixed for February 3. Chief Justice D.Y. The collegium headed by Chandrachud would have recommended the appointment of five justices to the Supreme Court last month. This includes the names of Chief Justice of Rajasthan High Court Pankaj Mittal and Chief Justice of Patna High Court Sanjay Karol.