An ad hoc judge in the Supreme Court can be appointed from amongst serving judges of the High Court, with the President's consent.
The Chief Justice of India may appoint an adhoc judge in the Supreme Court from amongst
Asked in Civil Judge (Junior Division) Exam 2008 · Topic: The Supreme Court (Ad-hoc Judges and Retired Judges)
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