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Which of the following statements regarding the High Courts in India is NOT correct?
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- 1Articles 214 to 231 of the Indian Constitution deal with the High Courts.
- 2Provisions related to High Courts in states are contained in Part VI of the Constitution.
- 3The 7th Constitutional Amendment Act authorized Parliament to establish a common High Court for two or more states.
- 4Parliament does not possess the power to extend or exclude the jurisdiction of any High Court to or from Union Territories.✓
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Parliament does not possess the power to extend or exclude the jurisdiction of any High Court to or from Union Territories.
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