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All judicial officers from the Supreme Court Judge to the Munsiff in a small taluka are independent of both the legislature and the executive. They are free to administer law without fear or favour and they cannot be interfered by anyone including the top functionary of the Government. They have the power to punish those who commit contempt of courts or disobey their legitimate orders.

The President, acting on the advice of the Cabinet and the Chief Justice of India, appoints the Judges of the Supreme Court and the High Court.

The Governor of the State appoints the Judicial Officers of the State similarly on the advice of the State High Court/Government. Their salaries and service conditions are determined by law and cannot be changed to their disadvantage. Their removal from service requires a special procedure and the control of their judicial functions vest on the higher judiciary.

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