Punjab and Haryana HC judges to make assets public

Full court bench took the decision on Wednesday

PTI | February 18, 2010



The Punjab and Haryana high court will be the fourth in the country where judges will make their assets public by March 31.

A decision to this effect was taken by a full court bench on Wednesday after it agreed on a relatively transparent format in disclosing their assets, officials said here today.

After the supreme court judges made their assets public on November 3, 2009, all high courts were asked to follow suit.

The first three high courts to follow the footsteps of the judges of the apex court were the high courts of Delhi, Kerala and Himachal Pradesh.

The declaration by the Punjab and Haryana high court judges will be posted on the official website of the court www.highcourtchd.gov.in by March 31, they said.

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