[Solved] A High Court consists of a Chief Justice and:

Q.	A High Court consists of a Chief Justice and:
A.	at least 5 other judges
B.	such other judges as specified in the Constitution
C.	such other judges as determined by Parliament
D.	such other judges as determined by the President
Answer» D. such other judges as determined by the President

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