Can a person become a Judge of the Supreme Court if they have not held office as a Judge of a High Court?
Yes, a person can become a Judge of the Supreme Court if they have not held office as a Judge of a High Court. According to Article 124(3) of the Indian Constitution, a person must be either (b) an advocate of a High Court for at least ten years or (c) a distinguished jurist in the opinion of the President. There is no requirement mentioned that the person must have held office as a Judge of a High Court.