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of <h1>Article 224-A: Retired Judges Can Temporarily Serve High Courts with Chief Justice's Request and President's Consent.</h1> Article 224-A, introduced by the Constitution (15th Amendment) Act, 1963, allows the Chief Justice of a High Court to request retired judges to sit and act as judges in that High Court, with the President's prior consent. These retired judges, while serving in this capacity, will receive allowances determined by the President and possess the same jurisdiction, powers, and privileges as current judges, although they are not considered judges of the High Court otherwise. The provision requires the consent of the retired judge to serve in this temporary role.
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