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Ans (b) 2 only (1 & 3 are incorrect) Explanation:- (1) President decides the number of judges in high court. The constitution does not specify the strength of the high court and leaves it to the discretion of the president. Thus, every high court consists of a chief justice and such other judges as determined by the PRESIDENT. 2:33 (2) The president can appoint additional judges of a high court for a temporary period not exceeding 2 years. 5:02 (3) Every high court has original jurisdiction in my revenue matters(Article 225) as well as those relating to admiralty, matrimony,probate, contempt of court and election petition. The high court has NOT original jurisdiction in all civil and criminal matters. 23:35 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
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Ans (b) 2 only
(1 & 3 are incorrect)
Explanation:-
(1) President decides the number of judges in high court.
The constitution does not specify the strength of the high court and leaves it to the discretion of the president. Thus, every high court consists of a chief justice and such other judges as determined by the PRESIDENT.
2:33
(2) The president can appoint additional judges of a high court for a temporary period not exceeding 2 years.
5:02
(3) Every high court has original jurisdiction in my revenue matters(Article 225) as well as those relating to admiralty, matrimony,probate, contempt of court and election petition.
The high court has NOT original jurisdiction in all civil and criminal matters.
23:35
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all the three were incorrect
additional judges were appointed by president.
if it was wrong means notify me ,i'll change
None
3 only
Option D
C)3 incorrect
1and 3
B 2 are incorrect
Thank you sir
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