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"The High Court can frame rules and proceedings for the lower courts".
Which power of the High Court does the above statement reflect?

A

Power to issue writs

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Power of superintendence

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Revisory power

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D

Appellate power

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Solution

The correct option is B Power of superintendence
The term 'superintendence' means supervision or management. The High Court acts as a supervisor for all the subordinate courts within its territory. Exercising the power of superintendence, it can frame rules and proceedings for the lower courts. This includes how the court should keep its accounts and book entries and other records.

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