Supreme Court calls petition against JAC premature
The Supreme Court today dismissed several petitions that challenged the constitutional validity of the National Judicial Appointments Commission Bill.
Dismissing the pleas as premature, the apex court bench of Justice A.R. Dave, Justice J. Chelameswar and Justice A.K. Sikri said that parties can move the court at an appropriate time.
According to Supreme Court lawyer R N Kapoor, "This cannot be agitated at this stage because the issue would be premature and may be tomorrow the ratification by majority of the state is not given or may be tomorrow the consent by the president is not given and therefore till the amendment gets into the constitution or the ratification by the states and the consent is given by the president till that stage the amendment or the bill cannot be challenged".
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Dismissing the pleas as premature, the apex court bench of Justice A.R. Dave, Justice J. Chelameswar and Justice A.K. Sikri said that parties can move the court at an appropriate time.
According to Supreme Court lawyer R N Kapoor, "This cannot be agitated at this stage because the issue would be premature and may be tomorrow the ratification by majority of the state is not given or may be tomorrow the consent by the president is not given and therefore till the amendment gets into the constitution or the ratification by the states and the consent is given by the president till that stage the amendment or the bill cannot be challenged".
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