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Content with my performance as judge: Kerala High Court Justice C Pratheep Kumar bids farewell

May 27, 2026

Justice C Pratheep Kumar of the Kerala High Court delivered a farewell address reflecting on his tenure and expressed satisfaction with his judicial contributions before retiring.

Justice C Pratheep Kumar Bids Farewell to Kerala High Court

On May 27, 2026, the Kerala High Court held a full court reference in honor of Justice C Pratheep Kumar, who is set to retire on May 28. In his farewell address, Justice Kumar expressed contentment with his performance during his tenure, which spanned two years and seven months.

Justice Kumar stated, "In my attempt to cover up my short stint, I divided my allotted years into 31 months ..." emphasizing his commitment to efficiently disposing of cases. His reflections highlight the challenges and responsibilities faced by judges in managing caseloads and upholding judicial integrity.

This farewell marks not only the end of Justice Kumar's service but also serves as a reminder of the ongoing need for dedicated judicial service. For legal practitioners, this event underscores the importance of contributions made by judges and the impact of leadership on judicial outcomes.

Citations

  • Farewell Address of Justice C Pratheep Kumar (2026) Kerala HC
Source:Kerala High Court
Practice Areas:civil

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