Explanation:

- Option 1: By the court passing the judgment

- Courts typically do not review their own final judgments except for minor clerical errors or through very limited remedies such as 'review petitions.'

- Option 2: By the court of District Judge

- District Judges hear appeals from lower courts but cannot usually review their own or other equal courts’ judgments unless sitting in appellate jurisdiction.

- Option 3: By the High Court

- High Courts can review or revise judgments of lower courts through appeal, revision, or writ jurisdiction as per law.

- Option 4: All of the above

- Not all courts listed have the authority to routinely review the same judgment; this option is misleading.

Correct Answer: Option 3 – By the High Court