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Section 129 of the Code, on High Court rules for original civil procedure, does NOT apply to which court?

The power in Section 129 does not extend to the Court of a Judicial Commissioner, because the section expressly excludes it. Ordinary High Courts exercising original civil jurisdiction can make their own procedural rules.

  1. AThe Court of a Judicial CommissionerCorrect
  2. BA High Court with Letters Patent
  3. CA High Court exercising original civil jurisdiction
  4. DA High Court whose rules were in force at the commencement of the Code

Explanation

Section 129 speaks of any High Court 'not being the Court of a Judicial Commissioner', so that court is excluded. The other options describe High Courts that fall within the power, and rules already in force at commencement remain valid.

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