Lawyers and judges to be sworn-in as Delhi court judges

Thursday, April 10, 2008, 14:05 [IST]

New Delhi, Apr 10 (UNI) Five local lawyers and two subordinate judges would be sworn-in as judges of the Delhi Court tomorrow.

The Oath of office would be administered by High Court acting Chief Justice T S Thakur.

The Five lawyers are V K Shali, Manmohan Singh, Rajiv Sahai Endley, Jagjivan Ram Midha and Rajiv Shakbher.

Two additional district judges are Sunil Gaur, M C Garg.

With this, the strength of High Court judges would be raised to forty.

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