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Weak Support Normally wary of titles which consist of very common terms, as they can be a bit vague. "Collegium" is a common term, so I would prefer "Collegium System (India)". But in either case, preferable to "three Judges Cases". Also, I am not sure it should be capitalized. This is not a proper name and scoping around, it is usually lower-case, so it should at least be "Collegium system" here.
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Weak Support Normally wary of titles which consist of very common terms, as they can be a bit vague. "Collegium" is a common term, so I would prefer "Collegium System (India)". But in either case, preferable to "three Judges Cases". Also, I am not sure it should be capitalized. This is not a proper name and scoping around, it is usually lower-case, so it should at least be "Collegium system" here.
Walrasiad (
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17:11, 23 May 2023 (UTC)reply
The discussion above is closed. Please do not modify it. Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page. No further edits should be made to this discussion.