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प्रश्न
Discuss the manner in which the constitution seeks to maintain the Independence of the Judges of Supreme Court.
उत्तर
The Independence of the Judges of the Supreme Court is ensured by the Constitution in following ways:
(i) Security of Service: The judges of Supreme Court cannot be removed from office until they complete 65 years of age or they have been removed by the Parliament.
(ii) Emoluments not Subject to Reduction: Emoluments of judges cannot be reduced during their tenure until there is a financial emergency in the country.
(iii) No discussion in Legislature on the Conduct of Judge: This discussion is held only when the house wants to remove the judge, otherwise the discussion about the conduct of any judge cannot be held in any legislature.
(iv) Freedom to Announce Decisions and Decrees: The judges have freedom to decide cases without any danger to their person, property or fame.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Our Judicial system has a Supreme Court at its Apex, followed by the High Court and other subordinate Courts. In the light of this statement, explain the following:
Any three ways by which the Constitution ensures the Independence of the Judiciary.
Of which Constitutional system is the independent Judiciary a characteristic?
Why there is need for an independent Judiciary in India?
Mention the ways in which the Supreme Court has been made independent of the influence of the Executive.
Or
Mention two ways by which the Constitution ensures independence of the Judges of the Supreme Court?
The meaning of Independence of the Judiciary and the need to do so.
Explain the Appellate Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.
With reference to the Independence and Impartiality of the Supreme Court, explain the role of each of the following factors:
(i) No discussion with respect to the conduct of any Judge.
(ii) Power to punish for contempt of itself.
The power of the Supreme Court to review laws passed by Union Legislature is ______.
Mention any two ways in which the Constitution ensures the independence of the Judiciary from the Executive.
