96 (contd.) Preamble /Articles 1972 4th Amendment (6) If, after making the inquiry, the Council reports to the President that in its opinion the Judge has ceased to be capable of (5) Where, upon any information received from the Council or from any other source, the President has reason to apprehend that a Judge— (a) may have ceased to be capable of properly performing the functions of his office by reason of physical or mental incapacity, or (b) may have been guilty of gross misconduct, the President may direct the Council to inquire into the matter and report its finding. 5th Amendment 7th Amendment 108 8th Amendment 13th Amendment 14th Amendment has reason to apprehend that a Judge – (a) may have ceased to be capable of properly performing the functions of his office by reason of physical or mental incapacity, or (b) may have been guilty of gross misconduct, the President may direct the Council to inquire into the matter and report its finding. (6) If, after making the inquiry, the Council reports to the President that in its opinion the judge has ceased to be capable of properly performing the functions of his office or has been guilty of gross misconduct, the President shall, by order, remove the Judge from office. 15th Amendment 16th Amendment