- The President of India appoints the Acting Chief Justice of a High Court. - Article 223 of the Constitution of India governs this appointment. - The appointment is made when the office of the Chief Justice is vacant or the Chief Justice is unable to perform duties.
Who appoints the ad-hoc Chief Justice of a High Court?
Asked in APPSC Gazated Posts 2012 · Topic: The High Court (Acting, Additional, and Retired Judges)
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