“We Cannot Just Appoint People Like You Appoint The Clerks”: Bombay High Court Prioritises Quality Over Speed in Appointments

The Bombay High Court ruled that judicial appointments cannot be rushed and must prioritize merit and temperament over quick vacancy filling. The Court recalled its earlier order seeking a time-bound recruitment blueprint, emphasising quality in the subordinate judiciary.

BREAKING| Judicial Officer’s Eligibility for District Judge Appointment in Bar Vacancy: Supreme Court 5-Judge Bench Reserves Verdict

The Supreme Court has reserved its verdict on whether judicial officers with seven years’ prior Bar experience can apply for district judge posts under the Bar quota. The ruling will clarify the scope of Article 233 and impact judicial recruitment nationwide.