Delhi chief justice NV Ramana elevated to Supreme Court

Monday, 10 February 2014 By Legally India Bar, Bench & Litigation

Delhi high court chief justice NV Ramana was elevated to the Supreme Court on Saturday and will assume office from Thursday, reported the New Indian Express.

Ramana served as chief at the Andhra Pradesh high court from 10 March to 20 May last year, and was elevated as Delhi HC’s chief on 20 September. He enrolled as an advocate in February 1983 and began his judicial career on 27 June 2000 as an Andhra HC judge.

Other than practicing in high court, Ramana has also had experience of central and state administrative tribunals and has been the advocate general of Andhra Pradesh.

NV Ramana

Comments

A Lawyer 12 Feb 2014, 11:37
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Great News His past life a student leader is something which the collegium chose to ignore
Seema Sapra 12 Feb 2014, 15:33
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I don't think he was a good Chief Justice in the Delhi High Court and has not left a mark in any way, either with his judgments or administrative control of the High Court and lower judiciary. He chose to remain non-controversial by doing as little as he could. He frequently did not hold court or held court for only half a day. The impression created is that his Delhi High Court posting was just a stepping stone and waiting hall to/ for the Supreme Court. A disappointing Chief Justice for the Delhi High Court.
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