EXPLAINER – Why Raising Judges’ Retirement Age in Sri Lanka Seen as Bad Move?

EXPLAINER – Why raising judges’ retirement age in Sri Lanka seen as bad move?

ECONOMYNEXT -The Sri Lankan government under President Anura Kumara Dissanayake has moved to raise the mandatory retirement age of judges by two years across the judicial hierarchy to 65 and it has been stubborn on the move despite concerns raised by top lawyers. The Cabinet has already approved the proposal and under the plan, Supreme Court judges would retire at 67 instead of 65, Court of Appeal judges at 65 instead of 63, High Court judges at…

ANALYSIS – The Controversy Surrounding the Proposal to Increase Judges’ Retirement Age in Sri Lanka

FINANCIAL CHRONICLE – The administration of President Anura Kumara Dissanayake in Sri Lanka is set to increase the compulsory retirement age for judges by two […] The post ANALYSIS – The Controversy Surrounding the Proposal to Increase Judges’ Retirement Age in Sri Lanka appeared first on FINANCIAL CHRONICLE.