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[Breaking] Centre Appoints Delhi HC CJ Manmohan As Supreme Court Justice

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This appointment follows a recommendation by the Supreme Court Collegium and consultation with the Chief Justice of India, in accordance with Article 124 of the Constitution of India.

NEW DELHI: The President of India has appointed Justice Manmohan, currently serving as the Chief Justice of the Delhi High Court, as a Judge of the Supreme Court.

This appointment follows a recommendation by the Supreme Court Collegium and consultation with the Chief Justice of India, in accordance with Article 124 of the Constitution of India.

Background Justice Manmohan

Justice Manmohan has had an illustrious legal career marked by profound contributions to the judiciary. Born and educated in Delhi, he earned his law degree from Delhi University. His professional journey began as a practicing lawyer, where he specialized in constitutional, commercial, and administrative law, gaining recognition for his sharp legal acumen and integrity.

Judicial Appointments:

Key Judgments and Legal Contributions

Justice Manmohan has delivered numerous judgments of national significance. His tenure at the Delhi High Court was marked by a progressive approach to human rights, transparency, and administrative accountability. Some notable cases include:

  1. Right to Privacy: Advocated for stricter data protection norms and state accountability in cases involving breaches of privacy.
  2. Urban Governance: Issued directives for enhancing civic infrastructure and addressing environmental concerns in the capital.
  3. Corporate Law: Handled complex corporate disputes and insolvency cases with a balanced approach towards stakeholder interests.

Justice Manmohan’s elevation to the Supreme Court followed the established process involving the Collegium system. The Supreme Court Collegium, headed by the Chief Justice of India, recommended his name based on his merit, experience, and contributions to the judiciary. This recommendation was subsequently approved by the President of India, adhering to the constitutional mandate under Article 124(2).

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