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of <h1>High Court Judges Appointed by President, Must Be Indian Citizens with 10+ Years Legal Experience Under Article 217</h1> Article 217 of the Indian Constitution outlines the appointment and conditions for High Court Judges. Judges are appointed by the President, must be Indian citizens, and qualify through either ten years of judicial service or ten years as a High Court advocate. Judges serve until age sixty-two, can resign in writing, and may be removed through specific presidential procedures. The article provides detailed provisions for calculating qualifying professional experience and establishes presidential authority in determining judicial appointments and age-related questions.
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