Uncle Judge syndrome refers to judges passing favorable orders for parties represented by lawyers known to them personally. The Law Commission of India has mentioned this issue in their 230th report, recommending that judges should not be appointed to high courts where their family members are practicing lawyers to avoid potential bias or conflicts of interest.
Uncle Judge syndrome refers to judges passing favorable orders for parties represented by lawyers known to them personally. The Law Commission of India has mentioned this issue in their 230th report, recommending that judges should not be appointed to high courts where their family members are practicing lawyers to avoid potential bias or conflicts of interest.
Uncle Judge syndrome refers to judges passing favorable orders for parties represented by lawyers known to them personally. The Law Commission of India has mentioned this issue in their 230th report, recommending that judges should not be appointed to high courts where their family members are practicing lawyers to avoid potential bias or conflicts of interest.
The Apex Court reference to Uncle Judge syndrome indicting Allahabad HC, refers to judges passing favourable orders for parties represented by lawyers known to them. The Law Commission of India in their 230th Report has mentioned the matter of appointment of Uncle Judges in the High Courts, wherein it is said that the Judges, whose kith and kin are practising in a High Court, should not be appointed in the same High Court.