Outgoing Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra, delivering his farewell address on Monday, said Indian judiciary is the "most robust institution" in the world and young lawyers were assets having potential to develop the jurisprudence. Misra was speaking at an event organised by the Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA). Chief Justice of India-designate Ranjan Gogoi, who will take over Misra from October 3, said Justice Misra's greatest contribution has been to civil liberties. He cited his judgments against mob lynching, abolition of section 377, honour killings among others. The event was also be attended by Attorney General of India K K Venugopal and senior advocates. On his last working day, CJI Misra held court with his successor Gogoi and Justice A M Khanwilkar. At the fag end of the court proceedings, a lawyer broke into a Bollywood song to wish Misra a long life. The CJI, in his inimitable style, stopped the lawyer from singing and said he was “responding from the heart” but will speak from his mind in the evening. In the last two weeks, CJI Misra had delivered a series of key verdicts including the one on Aadhaar and decriminalising homosexuality.