A High Court Judge addresses his letter of resignation to:
1.Chief justice of India
2.Governor
3.The President
4.Chief justice of High Court
A High Court Judge addresses his letter of resignation to:
1.Chief justice of India
2.Governor
3.The President
4.Chief justice of High Court
A High Court Judge addresses his letter of resignation to:
1.Chief justice of India
2.Governor
3.The President
4.Chief justice of High Court
A High Court Judge addresses his letter of resignation to:
1.Chief justice of India
2.Governor
3.The President
4.Chief justice of High Court
A High Court Judge addresses his letter of resignation to:
1.Chief justice of India
2.Governor
3.The President
4.Chief justice of High Court
A High Court Judge addresses his letter of resignation to:
1.Chief justice of India
2.Governor
3.The President
4.Chief justice of High Court
A High Court Judge addresses his letter of resignation to:
1.Chief justice of India
2.Governor
3.The President
4.Chief justice of High Court
A High Court Judge addresses his letter of resignation to:
1.Chief justice of India
2.Governor
3.The President
4.Chief justice of High Court
A High Court Judge addresses his letter of resignation to:
1.Chief justice of India
2.Governor
3.The President
4.Chief justice of High Court
A High Court Judge addresses his letter of resignation to:
1.Chief justice of India
2.Governor
3.The President
4.Chief justice of High Court
A High Court Judge addresses his letter of resignation to:
1.Chief justice of India
2.Governor
3.The President
4.Chief justice of High Court
A High Court Judge addresses his letter of resignation to:
1.Chief justice of India
2.Governor
3.The President
4.Chief justice of High Court
A High Court Judge addresses his letter of resignation to:
1.Chief justice of India
2.Governor
3.The President
4.Chief justice of High Court
A High Court Judge addresses his letter of resignation to:
1.Chief justice of India
2.Governor
3.The President
4.Chief justice of High Court
A High Court Judge addresses his letter of resignation to:
1.Chief justice of India
2.Governor
3.The President
4.Chief justice of High Court
A High Court Judge addresses his letter of resignation to:
1.Chief justice of India
2.Governor
3.The President
4.Chief justice of High Court
A High Court Judge addresses his letter of resignation to:
1.Chief justice of India
2.Governor
3.The President
4.Chief justice of High Court
Acting Judges are appointed in
1.Supreme Court and High Court
2.High Court
3.District Court
4.Supreme Court
Acting Judges are appointed in
1.Supreme Court and High Court
2.High Court
3.District Court
4.Supreme Court
Acting Judges are appointed in
1.Supreme Court and High Court
2.High Court
3.District Court
4.Supreme Court
Acting Judges are appointed in
1.Supreme Court and High Court
2.High Court
3.District Court
4.Supreme Court
Acting Judges are appointed in
1.Supreme Court and High Court
2.High Court
3.District Court
4.Supreme Court
Acting Judges are appointed in
1.Supreme Court and High Court
2.High Court
3.District Court
4.Supreme Court
Acting Judges are appointed in
1.Supreme Court and High Court
2.High Court
3.District Court
4.Supreme Court
Acting Judges are appointed in
1.Supreme Court and High Court
2.High Court
3.District Court
4.Supreme Court
Acting Judges are appointed in
1.Supreme Court and High Court
2.High Court
3.District Court
4.Supreme Court
Acting Judges are appointed in
1.Supreme Court and High Court
2.High Court
3.District Court
4.Supreme Court
Acting Judges are appointed in
1.Supreme Court and High Court
2.High Court
3.District Court
4.Supreme Court
Acting Judges are appointed in
1.Supreme Court and High Court
2.High Court
3.District Court
4.Supreme Court
Acting Judges are appointed in
1.Supreme Court and High Court
2.High Court
3.District Court
4.Supreme Court
Acting Judges are appointed in
1.Supreme Court and High Court
2.High Court
3.District Court
4.Supreme Court
Acting Judges are appointed in
1.Supreme Court and High Court
2.High Court
3.District Court
4.Supreme Court
Acting Judges are appointed in
1.Supreme Court and High Court
2.High Court
3.District Court
4.Supreme Court
Acting Judges are appointed in
1.Supreme Court and High Court
2.High Court
3.District Court
4.Supreme Court
Acting Judges are appointed in
1.Supreme Court and High Court
2.High Court
3.District Court
4.Supreme Court
Acting Judges are appointed in
1.Supreme Court and High Court
2.High Court
3.District Court
4.Supreme Court
Acting Judges are appointed in
1.Supreme Court and High Court
2.High Court
3.District Court
4.Supreme Court
Acting Judges are appointed in
1.Supreme Court and High Court
2.High Court
3.District Court
4.Supreme Court
Acting Judges are appointed in
1.Supreme Court and High Court
2.High Court
3.District Court
4.Supreme Court
The High Court has the jurisdiction under Article 226 for the enforcement of
1.Fundamental Rights
2.Civil Rights
3.Sanctioning Rights
4.Child Rights
The High Court has the jurisdiction under Article 226 for the enforcement of
1.Fundamental Rights
2.Civil Rights
3.Sanctioning Rights
4.Child Rights
The High Court has the jurisdiction under Article 226 for the enforcement of
1.Fundamental Rights
2.Civil Rights
3.Sanctioning Rights
4.Child Rights
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
Under whose jurisdiction the High court of the states directly fall in the judicial system of India?
1.Supreme Court
2.Vice-President
3.President
4.Parliament
When was Delhi High Court established?
1.1988
2.1966
3.1955
4.1977
When was Delhi High Court established?
1.1988
2.1966
3.1955
4.1977
Which article of the Constitution states for the establishment of a High Court in every state?
1.Article 228
2.Article 215
3.Article 228
4.Article 231
Which article of the Constitution states for the establishment of a High Court in every state?
1.Article 228
2.Article 215
3.Article 228
4.Article 231
Which article of the Constitution states for the establishment of a High Court in every state?
1.Article 228
2.Article 215
3.Article 228
4.Article 231
Which article of the Constitution states for the establishment of a High Court in every state?
1.Article 228
2.Article 215
3.Article 228
4.Article 231
Which article of the Constitution states for the establishment of a High Court in every state?
1.Article 228
2.Article 215
3.Article 228
4.Article 231
Which article of the Constitution states for the establishment of a High Court in every state?
1.Article 228
2.Article 215
3.Article 228
4.Article 231
Which article of the Constitution states for the establishment of a High Court in every state?
1.Article 228
2.Article 215
3.Article 228
4.Article 231
Which article of the Constitution states for the establishment of a High Court in every state?
1.Article 228
2.Article 215
3.Article 228
4.Article 231
Which article of the Constitution states for the establishment of a High Court in every state?
1.Article 228
2.Article 215
3.Article 228
4.Article 231
Which article of the Constitution states for the establishment of a High Court in every state?
1.Article 228
2.Article 215
3.Article 228
4.Article 231
Which article of the Constitution states for the establishment of a High Court in every state?
1.Article 228
2.Article 215
3.Article 228
4.Article 231
Which article of the Constitution states for the establishment of a High Court in every state?
1.Article 228
2.Article 215
3.Article 228
4.Article 231
Which article of the Constitution states for the establishment of a High Court in every state?
1.Article 228
2.Article 215
3.Article 228
4.Article 231
Which article of the Constitution states for the establishment of a High Court in every state?
1.Article 228
2.Article 215
3.Article 228
4.Article 231
Which article of the Constitution states for the establishment of a High Court in every state?
1.Article 228
2.Article 215
3.Article 228
4.Article 231
Which is the oldest High Court in India?
1.High court of Bombay
2.High court of Calcutta
3.High court of Madras
4.High court of Kerala
Which is the oldest High Court in India?
1.High court of Bombay
2.High court of Calcutta
3.High court of Madras
4.High court of Kerala
Which of the following states does not have a High Court?
1.Tripura
2.Nagaland
3.Meghalaya
4.Manipur
Which of the following states does not have a High Court?
1.Tripura
2.Nagaland
3.Meghalaya
4.Manipur
Which one of the following High courts has the Territorial Jurisdiction over Andman and Nicobar Islands?
1.Andhra Pradesh
2.Mumbai
3.Chennai
4.Calcutta
Which one of the following High courts has the Territorial Jurisdiction over Andman and Nicobar Islands?
1.Andhra Pradesh
2.Mumbai
3.Chennai
4.Calcutta
Which one of the following High courts has the Territorial Jurisdiction over Andman and Nicobar Islands?
1.Andhra Pradesh
2.Mumbai
3.Chennai
4.Calcutta
Which one of the following High courts has the Territorial Jurisdiction over Andman and Nicobar Islands?
1.Andhra Pradesh
2.Mumbai
3.Chennai
4.Calcutta
Who can extend the Jurisdiction of a High Court?
1.Supreme Court of India
2.Parliament of India
3.The Governor of the State
4.President of India
Who can extend the Jurisdiction of a High Court?
1.Supreme Court of India
2.Parliament of India
3.The Governor of the State
4.President of India
Who does not participate in the appointment of the High Court Judge?
1.President of India
2.Chief Minister of the state
3.Governor of the state
4.Chief Justice of the High Court of the respective state
Who does not participate in the appointment of the High Court Judge?
1.President of India
2.Chief Minister of the state
3.Governor of the state
4.Chief Justice of the High Court of the respective state
Who does not participate in the appointment of the High Court Judge?
1.President of India
2.Chief Minister of the state
3.Governor of the state
4.Chief Justice of the High Court of the respective state
Who was the first justice of Karnataka High Court
1.H. Hombe Gowda
2.S.P. Bharucha
3. S. Mohan
4.R..Venkataramaiah
Who was the first justice of Karnataka High Court
1.H. Hombe Gowda
2.S.P. Bharucha
3. S. Mohan
4.R..Venkataramaiah
Who was the first justice of Karnataka High Court
1.H. Hombe Gowda
2.S.P. Bharucha
3. S. Mohan
4.R..Venkataramaiah