Four addl judges in two high courts elevated as permanent judges
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Four additional judges -- one from the Calcutta High Court and three from the Bombay High Court -- were on Monday elevated as permanent judges.
One additional judge of the Bombay High Court was also given a fresh one-year term from March 4 this year to continue as an additional judge, the Department of Justice in the Law Ministry said in a tweet.
Additional judges are usually appointed for two years before being made permanent judges.
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