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A High Court to which Section 129 does not apply wishes to make a rule on a matter other than procedure, which a High Court could make under Article 227 of the Constitution. What does Section 130 require?

Under Section 130, a High Court to which Section 129 does not apply may make rules on matters other than procedure, within the Article 227 scope, only with the previous approval of the State Government.

  1. APrevious approval of the State GovernmentCorrect
  2. BPrevious approval of the Supreme Court
  3. CApproval of the Rule Committee only
  4. DNo approval, as the matter is not procedure

Explanation

Section 130 allows such a High Court, with the previous approval of the State Government, to make rules on matters other than procedure that a High Court could make under Article 227 of the Constitution. Hence State Government approval is needed, not Supreme Court approval and not merely Rule Committee approval.

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