A common High Court for two or more states can be established by: – McqOptions

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1.	A common High Court for two or more states can be established by:
A.	a law passed by the parliament
B.	an order of the Supreme Court of India
C.	an order of the President of India
D.	an amendment to the Constitution of India
Answer» B. an order of the Supreme Court of India

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