Validation of judicial appointments preserves prior district judge appointments and their judicial acts despite procedural non compliance. Article 233 A validates appointments, postings, promotions and transfers of persons to be district judges made before the commencement of the Constitution (Twentieth Amendment) Act, 1966 that were not in conformity with Article 233 or Article 235, and preserves the validity of jurisdiction exercised and judicial acts performed by such persons before that commencement, so they shall not be deemed illegal or invalid solely for such procedural non compliance.
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Validation of judicial appointments preserves prior district judge appointments and their judicial acts despite procedural non compliance.
Article 233 A validates appointments, postings, promotions and transfers of persons to be district judges made before the commencement of the Constitution (Twentieth Amendment) Act, 1966 that were not in conformity with Article 233 or Article 235, and preserves the validity of jurisdiction exercised and judicial acts performed by such persons before that commencement, so they shall not be deemed illegal or invalid solely for such procedural non compliance.
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