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A common High Court for two or more states and Union Territory may be established by ........

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    A common High Court for two or more states and Union Territory may be established by

    Parliament by Law

    Correct Answer

    Chief Justice of India

    Incorrect Answer

    President

    Incorrect Answer

    Governer of the state

    Incorrect Answer
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    Explanation:

    - Option 1: Parliament by Law

    - This option is correct. According to Article 241 of the Indian Constitution, Parliament can establish a common High Court for two or more states and Union territories by law.

    - Option 2: Chief Justice of India

    - This option is incorrect. The Chief Justice of India does not have the authority to establish High Courts.

    - Option 3: President

    - The President cannot establish a High Court on their own. They act on the advice of the Parliament in such matters.

    - Option 4: Governor of the state

    - This option is incorrect. Governors do not have jurisdiction over establishing High Courts.

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