This question tests knowledge of the Articles of the Indian Constitution relating to High Courts. Understanding the specific powers and functions assigned to High Courts under different articles is crucial.
Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer from the codes given below: List- I (Articles) a. 215 b. 222 c. 226 d. 227 List-II (Provisions) 1. Transfer of a Judge from one high court to another high court 2. Power of Super - intendance of all courts 3. Power of high courts to issue certain writs 4. High Courts to be court of Records
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