A judge of High Court needs to submit his resignation to whom?
Answers
Answer: President.
Explanation:
A judge of High Court needs to submit his resignation to President.
Every High Court comprises of a Chief Justice and 15 judges. The number of these judges are defined by the President.
A judge can leave his office through resignation. For this he need to send his resignation to the President. A judge of a High Court can be removed in the same manner as it is done in the case of a judge of the Supreme Court.
The President can remove a judge of high court if the Parliament passes a motion against him through an absolute majority and through the voting process in presence of members by a majority voting of 2/3rd, both the Houses sitting separately.
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Answer:
A judge of high court needs to 'submit his resignation' to the 'President of India'.
Explanation:
- For high court judges the generally accepted retirement age is sixty-two. Previously though it was sixty years but after 1963, it was extended to two more years.
- For any reason, if the Judge is subjected to removal from his duties, he or she can do so by resigning.
- For resignation due to any reason whatsoever, the judge has to send his or her letter of resignation or leave citing the reason to the Indian president.