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SC Collegium recommends transfer of Justice A.M. Badar of Bombay HC to Kerala HC

SC Collegium recommends transfer of Justice A.M. Badar of Bombay HC to Kerala HC

Published on May 2, 2020May 2, 2020By Bhumika Indulia

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Supreme Court Collegium recommends transfer of Justice A.M. Badar, Judge, Bombay High Court to Kerala High Court.

Collegium Resolutions

[Statement dt. 27-04-2020]

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