History & Civics
The High Court enjoys the power
I. to issue writs for the enforcement of rights
II. to exercise superintendence over the working of Courts and Tribunals under its jurisdiction
III. to make general rules and prescribe forms regulating the practices and proceedings of courts under its jurisdiction
- I
- I and III
- II and III
- All of these
Related Questions
The Judges of High Court can be removed from their office during their tenure
- by the President on the basis of a resolution passed by the Parliament by two-thirds majority
- by the Governor, if the State Legislature passes a resolution to this effect by two-thirds majority
- by the Chief Justice on the recommendation of the Parliament
- by the Chief Justice on the advice of the President
The salary and other allowances of the Judges of the High Courts are charged to
- the Consolidated Fund of India
- the Consolidated Fund of the State
- the Consolidated Funds of India and the State on fifty-fifty basis
- the Contingency Fund of India
The authority to restrict or extend the jurisdiction of the State High Courts rests with
- the President of India
- the Governor
- the Supreme Court
- the State Legislature
Choose the correct statement :
- The High Court is the highest Court of Law and Appeal in the State
- Appeals from the lower courts need not be taken to the High Court but directly to the Supreme Court
- High Courts are not established in all the States
- All of these