SC to decide which 5 judges can hear validity of NJAC Act

April 21, 2015 14:18

The issue of conflict of interest and doctrine of bias once again cropped up today before a constitution bench of the Supreme Court set up to hear the constitutional validity of the law replacing the appointment of judges by the collegium system.

After some of the parties in the matter raised the issue of heading the five-judge bench headed by Justice J S Khehar, it decided that before going into merits of the impugned law it will settle the issue as to which judges of the Supreme Court can hear it.

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