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In the appointment of a supreme court Judge, primacy is given to opinion of :

In the appointment of a Supreme Court judge, primacy is given to the opinion of "The chief justice of India", formed through the collegium consultation process, and not to…

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In the appointment of a Supreme Court judge, primacy is given to the opinion of "The chief justice of India", formed through the collegium consultation process, and not to the "Union Law Minister" or "The Prime - Minister".

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