Supreme Court of India
Suraz India Trust v. Union of India and Anr.
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Constitution of India, 1950: c Article 124(2) - Appointment of Supreme Court and High court Judges - Writ petition - The petitioner sought review of a judgment by nine Judges' Bench of Supreme Court whereby the Court declared the primacy of the col/egium in the matter of appointment of the Judges of the Supreme Court and the 0 High Courts - The plea of petitioner was that by the judicial verdicts in the two cases, Article 124(2) was practically amended, although amendment to the Constitution could only be done by Parliament in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 368 of the
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