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A High Court not covered by section 129 wishes to make a rule on a matter other than procedure for its territories. What does section 130 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 require?

The High Court must obtain the previous approval of the State Government. Section 130 gives High Courts not covered by section 129 this power for matters other than procedure, subject to that approval, rather than leaving it as an unconditional or inherent power.

  1. APrevious approval of the State GovernmentCorrect
  2. BPrevious approval of the Supreme Court
  3. CNo approval, as the power is inherent
  4. DPrior consent of the Letters Patent authority

Explanation

Section 130 allows a High Court to which section 129 does not apply to make rules on any matter other than procedure with the previous approval of the State Government. The other options are not stated in the section.

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