Justices named for Trial-at-Bar of second Special High Court

Justices named for Trial-at-Bar of second Special High Court

December 26, 2018   12:20 pm

Minister of Justice Thalatha Atukorale stated that justices have been named for the permanent Trial-at-Bar at the second Special High Court.

She says that establishing the Special High Court was delayed due to an issue of accommodation.

The Minister mentioned this following a visit to the Malwatu-Asgiri Chapter Chief Prelates.

She also stated that to service the country, within its current political culture, a Ministerial portfolio is compulsory. If not many issues arise and when a Minister post is there, one can take all necessary steps, Atukorale further said.

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