Lawgist51Principal seat and other places of sitting of High Courts for new States
(1) The principal seat of the High Court for a new State shall be at such place as the President may, by notified order, appoint.
(2) The President may, after consultation with the Governor of a new State and the Chief Justice of the High Court for that State, by notified order, provide for the establishment of a permanent bench or benches of that High Court at one or more places within the State other than the principal seat of the High Court and for any matters connected therewith.
(3) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-section (1) or sub-section (2), the Judges and division courts of the High Court for a new State may also sit at such other place or places in that State as the Chief Justice may, with the approval of the Governor, appoint.
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- 49 High Courts for the new States
- 50 Abolition of certain Courts
- 51 Principal seat and other places of sitting of High Courts for new States
- 52 Jurisdiction of High Courts for new States
- 53 Power to enrol advocates, etc
- 54 Practice and procedure
- 55 Custody of seal of the High Court
- 56 Form of writs and other processes
- 57 Powers of Judges
- 58 Procedure as to appeals to the Supreme Court
- 59 Transfer of proceedings to Bombay High Court
- 60 Extension of jurisdiction of, and transfer of proceedings to, Kerala High Court
- 61 Transfer of proceedings to Madhya Pradesh High Court
- 62 Transfer of proceedings to Mysore High Court
- 63 Transfer of proceedings to Punjab High Court
- 64 Transfer of proceedings to Rajasthan High Court
- 65 High Court of Andhra Pradesh
- 66 High Court for the areas added to Madras
- 67 Right to appear or act in proceedings transferred to other High Courts
- 68 Interpretation
- 69 Savings
