Karnataka High Court  
News

10 Additional Judges of Karnataka High Court made Permanent Judges

Two notifications to this effect were issued today.

Bar & Bench

The Central government on Thursday notified the appointment of ten additional Karnataka High Court Judges as permanent Judges of the High Court.

Two notifications to this effect were issued. The Judges so appointed as permanent Judges of the Karnataka High Court are:

  1. Justice Maralur Indrakumar Arun;

  2. Justice Engalaguppe Seetharamaiah Indiresh;

  3. Justice Ravi Venkappa Hosmani;

  4. Justice Savanur Vishwajith Shetty;

  5. Justice Shivashankar Amarannavar;

  6. Justice Makkimane Ganeshaiah Uma;

  7. Justice Vedavyasachar Srishananda;

  8. Justice Hanchate Sanjeevkumar;

  9. Justice Padmaraj Nemachandra Desai; and

  10. Justice Panjigadde Krishna Bhat.

The Supreme Court Collegium had recommended that these Judges be made permanent Judges of the Karnataka High Court earlier this month.

The first three judges on the above list were appointed as additional judges on January 7, 2020, while Justice SV Shetty assumed office from April 28, 2020.

Justices S Amarannavar, MG Uma, V Srishananda, H Sanjeevkumar and PN Desai were appointed as additional judges on May 5, 2020. Justice P Krishna Bhat assumed office on May 21, 2020.

On a related note, the Central government recently cleared six additional judges of the High Court - Justices NS Sanjay Gowda, Jyoti Mulimani, R Nataraj, Hemant Chandangoudar, Pradeep Singh Yerur and Maheshan Nagaprasanna - as permanent judges.

With the latest appointment of permanent Judges, the Karnataka High Court will have 42 permanent judges and 3 additional judges, with 17 vacancies as against a sanctioned strength of 62 judges.

[Read Notifications]

Karnataka High Court Judges - September 23 notification.pdf
Preview
Karnataka High Court Judges - Sept 23 Notification.pdf
Preview

No regular matters on Wednesdays, Thursdays at Supreme Court: First reform by CJI Sanjiv Khanna

How foreign law degree holders who did bridge course can enrol? Karnataka High Court clarifies

Bombay High Court allows resumption of flower offerings at Shirdi Saibaba temple

Jammu & Kashmir High Court questions State's failure to evict ex-ministers/ MLAs from official bungalows

The importance of empowering women with knowledge of their legal rights in family law

SCROLL FOR NEXT