Article 124C of CoI : Article 124C: Power of Parliament to make law.
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: The Parliament of India decides to create a new law to streamline the appointment process of the Chief Justice of India (CJI) and other judges of the Supreme Court.
Application: Under Article 124C, the Parliament enacts a law that establishes a Judicial Appointments Commission. This Commission is tasked with creating a transparent and efficient procedure for selecting the CJI and other judges. The law specifies that the Commission will include members from the judiciary, executive, and eminent legal experts. The Commission is also given the authority to draft regulations detailing the selection criteria, interview processes, and timelines for appointments.
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