Question

India has 28 states and 8 Union Territories. The Constitution of India provides for a High

Court in each state. But there can be a common High Court for two or more states and

union territories. A High Court has a Chief Justice and a number of other judges. The

Constitution has not fixed the number of judges for a High court. At present, there are 24

High Courts in our country. The number of judges of a High Court is dependent on the size

and population of the state. All the judges of High Court are appointed by the President of

India. A judge of a High Court must be a citizen of India. He must have held a judicial

office in the country for atleast ten years or he should be a practicing advocate of the High

Court for a period of not less than ten years. A High Court has three types of jurisdictions.

(i) At present, how many High Courts are there in our country ?

(ii) Which High Court is common for Seven States ?

(iii) Who appoints the judges of High Courts ?

(iv) A High Court has ______ types of jurisdictions​

Answer 1

Answer:

1)At Present, 24 high courts in our country

2)Assam

3)The judges of High court are appointed by the Chief Justice of India, The President and by their qualifications

4)Three

Explanation:

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