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The Bill to replace the Chief Justice of India (CJI) from the committee to select the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) and Election Commissioners runs contrary to a recommendation made by the government's own committee. A Constitution Bench headed by Justice (now retired) K.M.

With the view of overturning the effect of the Supreme Court verdict on the appointment of the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) and Election Commissioners (ECs), a Bill was listed to be introduced in the Rajya Sabha on Thursday (August 10).

Once seven years has passed from the date of delinquency, check your credit report to be sure the derogatory mark has been removed. If it hasn't, you can file a dispute with the relevant credit bureau to have the error removed.

Write a Goodwill Letter: You can write the creditor or debt collector a goodwill letter to request that the negative entry be removed from your credit report. Give It Time: Finally, you can just wait. Eventually ? usually up to 7 years ? the derogatory mark will fall off your credit report.

If you successfully dispute a late payment or charge-off, the removal of this dispute could result in an increase in your credit score by about 100 points, and continues to positively reflect when you make regular payments on time. The derogatory remark itself does not immediately lower your credit score though.

How to remove negative items from your credit report yourself Get a free copy of your credit report. ... File a dispute with the credit reporting agency. ... File a dispute directly with the creditor. ... Review the claim results. ... Hire a credit repair service.

Most derogatory marks stay on your credit reports for about seven years, and one type may linger for up to 10 years.