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Part IX of the Code deals with special provisions relating to certain High Courts, and Section 116 states its scope. To which courts does that Part apply?
Section 116 provides that the Part applies only to High Courts, excluding the court of a Judicial Commissioner. It does not extend to district courts, other subordinate civil courts or the court of a Judicial Commissioner.
- AOnly High Courts, not being the court of a Judicial CommissionerCorrect
- BAll civil courts including District Courts
- COnly the Supreme Court and High Courts
- DHigh Courts, including the court of a Judicial Commissioner
Explanation
Section 116 says the Part applies only to High Courts not being the court of a Judicial Commissioner. Options extending it to district courts or Judicial Commissioners contradict this, and the Supreme Court is not mentioned.
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