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Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon to retire after 14 years, Justice Sushil Nair named successor

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Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon to retire after 14 years, Justice Sushil Nair named successor
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Singapore's Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon will retire in February 2027 after 14 years of service, with Justice Sushil Sukumaran Nair named as his successor. The transition marks a significant change in leadership for the nation's judiciary, which has undergone major digital and structural reforms under Menon.

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The appointment of a new Chief Justice is a critical event for Singapore's legal system, which is globally recognized for its efficiency and role in international dispute resolution.

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Court of Appeal judge Sushil Sukumaran Nair will become Singapore's fifth Chief Justice on Feb 26, 2027.

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