What happened at the Supreme Court in October 2023? We recap all the notable developments.

October saw the marriage equality judgement, revival of seven-judge benches, Justice Bhat’s retirement and more

Justice S. Ravindra Bhat wrote a little more judgements than his peers who served for four years at the Supreme Court

Justice Bhat retires after a four-year tenure with 142 judgements to his name

Justice Krishna Murari authored over 60 judgements in his 3.75-year tenure at the SC.

June saw the formation of a new Constitution Bench and the retirement of three judges.

Justice Ramasubramanian has authored judgements in 32.6% of the benches he was part of.

In setting the age of retirement for Supreme Court Judges, the Constituent assembly considered Judicial independence, ability and expertise.

Nearly half the sitting Judges of the SC will serve less than the average tenure.

The 4th senior most Judge of the SC, Justice Rastogi, has authored 158 judgements.

Justice K.M. Joseph has authored judgements in 33% of the Benches he was part of.

SCO recaps the Supreme Court's activity in May.