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Latimar House Principles and held that the Judges are
accountable to the constitution and the law; that the
proper
procedures
for
the
removal
of
Judges
on
grounds of incapacity misbehaviour that are required
to
support
the
principles
of
independence
of
the
judiciary – any such procedures should be fairly and
objectively
administered;
that
the
Westminster
system of Parliamentary removal has not proved to be
most popular among Commonwealth jurisdictions; that
ad-hoc tribunals and permanent disciplinary councils
are akin to the Chief Justice – led Supreme Judicial
Council; that the relationship between the Parliament
and the judiciary should be governed by respect for
the
Parliament’s
making
on
the
primary
one
hand
responsibility
and
for
the
for
law-
judiciary’s
responsibility for the interpretation and application
of law; that it leaves no room for doubt that the
task of administration of justice is entrusted to the
Judges who are unelected people and thus the Judges
exercise sovereign judicial power of the
people and
by the authority of the constitution; that being the