[amp_mcq option1=”Any court except Supreme Court” option2=”Any court of India” option3=”Any court below High Court” option4=”Any civil Court” correct=”option1″]
The correct answer is: A. Any court except Supreme Court.
The retired judges of the Supreme Court are restricted to practice advocacy in any court except the Supreme Court. This is because the Supreme Court is the highest court in the land and it is important to maintain the independence of the judiciary. If retired judges of the Supreme Court were allowed to practice advocacy in the Supreme Court, it could create a conflict of interest. For example, a retired judge might be tempted to rule in favor of a client who had paid them to represent them in the past.
The other options are incorrect because they do not take into account the need to maintain the independence of the judiciary. Option B would allow retired judges of the Supreme Court to practice advocacy in any court of India, which could create a conflict of interest. Option C would allow retired judges of the Supreme Court to practice advocacy in any court below the High Court, which would also create a conflict of interest. Option D would allow retired judges of the Supreme Court to practice advocacy in any civil court, which would also create a conflict of interest.