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Supreme Court collegium advices Justice Dinakaran to go on leave
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New Delhi: The Supreme Court collegium headed by Chief Justice of India K.G. Balakrishnan has advised Karnataka High Court Chief Justice P.D. Dinakaran to go on leave. Since December last, Justice Dinakaran has not been performing judicial work. In his place, the acting Chief Justice of the Delhi High Court, Justice Madan B. Lokur, is being appointed Chief Justice of the Karnataka High Court.

According to highly placed sources, the decision to advise Justice Dinakaran to go on leave was taken by the collegium on Thursday, following representations that in the absence of the Chief Justice at the helm of affairs, judicial work in Karnataka suffered to a great extent.

It was felt that the three-member committee headed by Justice V.S. Sirpurkar might take at least a year or so to complete the probe into charges against Justice Dinakaran and till then the High Court could not remain idle without a regular Chief Justice.

 

Source: The Hindu

 
Lead for legal reforms should come from within: PM
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Seeking to take judicial reforms forward, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today promised the bar and the bench that the government would "walk the extra mile" to match each step taken by them if the "lead comes from within"

"We promise to match each step of the bar and the bench with two of our own. We will not hesitate to walk the extra mile at every opportunity," he said while inaugurating a national convention on 'Law, Justice and the Common Man' here.

The judiciary, the legislature and the executive should pool their wisdom, knowledge and experience to move forward in the area of legal reforms, Singh said adding the lead, however, has to "come from within".

 

Source PTI

 
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