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of <h1>44th Amendment (1978) Alters Article 217: Changes to Judicial Office Experience Calculation and Clause Relettering.</h1> The 44th Amendment to the Constitution in 1978 modified Article 217, specifically in clause (2). It removed the word 'or' at the end of sub-clause (b) and omitted sub-clause (c). Additionally, in the Explanation, clause (a) was relettered as clause (aa), and a new clause was inserted. This new clause specifies that when calculating the period a person has held a judicial office in India, any time spent as an advocate of a High Court or in certain legal positions under the Union or a State should be included. This amendment came into effect on June 19, 1979.
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