Justice Vibhu Bakhru has been appointed to perform the duties of Chief Justice of the Delhi High Court, following Justice Manmohan’s elevation to the Supreme Court. This appointment, under Article 223 of the Constitution, ensures judicial continuity and efficient functioning in one of India’s busiest high courts, reflecting the ongoing evolution of the country’s judicial system.
New Delhi: In a significant judicial development, Justice Vibhu Bakhru of the Delhi High Court has been appointed to perform the duties of the Chief Justice of the Delhi High Court. The appointment comes under the powers conferred by Article 223 of the Constitution of India.
The official order, issued by the President, states,
“In exercise of the power conferred by Article 223 of the Constitution of India, the President is pleased to appoint Shri Justice Vibhu Bakhru, Judge of the Delhi High Court, to perform the duties of office of the Chief Justice of that High Court with effect from the date Shri Justice Manmohan, Chief Justice, Delhi High Court relinquishes charge of his office consequent upon his elevation as a Judge of the Supreme Court of India.”
Justice Vibhu Bakhru’s appointment marks a crucial transition for the Delhi High Court following Justice Manmohan’s elevation to the Supreme Court of India. This change ensures continuity in judicial leadership, maintaining the efficient functioning of one of the country’s busiest high courts.
The elevation of Justice Manmohan and the assignment of duties to Justice Bakhru underline the dynamic evolution within India’s judicial framework, reflecting its commitment to upholding the rule of law.
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