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High Courts (Judges) Order, 1951.
C. O . 34
Dated the 23rd November, 1951
THE HIGH COURTS (JUDGES) ORDER, 1951
In exercise of the powers conferred by the proviso to article 216 of the Constitution of India, the President is pleased to make the following Order, namely :--
1. (1) This Order may be called the High Courts (Judges) Order, 1951.
(2) It shall come into force at once.
2. The maximum number of Judges in each High Court shall be as specified in the Table below :--
table
| High Court | Maximum number of Judges, (including the Chief Justice). |
| The High Court at Allahabad | 4 Judges. |
| 1[The High Court of Andhra | 10 Judges.] |
| The High Court of Assam | 5 Judges. |
| The High Court at Bombay | 14 Judges. |
| The High Court at Calcutta | 20 Judges.. |
| The High Court at Madras | 2[12 Judges.] |
| The High Court at Nagpur | 10 Judges. |
| The High Court of Orissa | 7 Judges. |
| The High Court at Patna | 14 Judges. |
| The High Court of Punjab | 9 Judges. |
| The High Court of Hyderabad | 11 Judgea. |
| The High Court of \fadhya Bharat | 8 Judges. |
| The High Court of Mysore | 6 Judges, |
| The High Cdurt of Patiala and East Punjab States Union. | 5 Judges. |
| The High Gouft of Rajasthan | 10 Judges. |
| The High Court of Saucashtra | 5 Judges. |
| The High Court of Travancore-Cochin | 8 Judges. |
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1 . Ins. by C. O. 49, infra.
2. Subs. C. O. 49, for "16".