Collegium adopts new policy to transfer prospective HC chief justices in advance

In a significant move, the Supreme Court Collegium has introduced a new policy aimed at enhancing the preparedness of incoming High Court Chief Justices. This policy mandates the transfer of prospective Chief Justices well in advance of their official appointments. The objective is to allow these judges adequate time to acclimatize to the administrative and judicial operations of their respective courts. By facilitating this transition, the Collegium aims to ensure a smoother handover and improve the overall efficiency of court management. This decision underscores the importance of a well-prepared judiciary capable of upholding the rule of law and delivering justice effectively. The policy reflects a proactive approach towards judicial administration, emphasizing the need for Chief Justices to be well-versed in their new roles before they officially take charge. This initiative comes at a time when the judiciary faces increasing pressure to address backlogs and streamline processes, thereby reinforcing the critical nature of leadership in the higher echelons of the Indian judiciary.
Originally reported by Hindustan Times India. Read original article
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