Supreme Court Frames Guidelines on Appointment of Ad-hoc Judges in HCs: Invokes “Doctrine of Continuous Mandamus”

On Monday, the Supreme Court issued guidelines with respect to appointment of Ad-hoc Judges in the High Court under Article 224A of the Constitution of India. The Order came from the bench comprising CJI SA Bobde, Justice SK Kaul and Justice Surya Kant in the case of Lok Prahari vs Union of India.  Lok Prahari,

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