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how are judges of the subordinate Court appointed

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Answered by Vaishnaviparve123

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The Governor of the state appoints the judges of subordinate courts. He/she takes this decision in consultation with the Chief justice of the High Court of the concerned State.

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The Governor of the state appoints the judges of subordinate courts. He/she takes this decision in consultation with the Chief justice of the High Court of the concerned State.

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how are judges of the subordinate Court appointed​

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The Governor of the state appoints the judges of subordinate courts. He/she takes this decision in consultation with the Chief justice of the High Court of the concerned State.

how are judges of the subordinate Court appointed