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Independent thinking, subject mastery key for judicial service, says former A.P. High Court judge

Independent thinking, subject mastery key for judicial service, says former A.P. High Court judge

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Justice Krupasagar stressed that independent thinking, concentration and subject mastery are essential for those aspiring to judicial service, noting that these qualities underpin natural justice, which he described as the foundation of law. He said the judicial system functions through coordination and harmony, likening it to rivers and canals merging into the sea.

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    Independent thinking, subject mastery key for judicial service, says former A.P. High Court judge

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    Describing natural justice as the foundation of law, he said the judicial system functioned through coordination and harmony, like rivers and canals merging into the sea.

    — Deccan Chronicle

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