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When due to any sufficient reason a Civil Judge is unable to attend his Court who will perform duties at his place?

Correct answer: A. Any other Civil Judge appointed by District Judge

  • A. Any other Civil Judge appointed by District Judge
  • B. reader of the Court
  • C. Steno of the Court
  • D. None of above

Explanation

When a Civil Judge cannot attend for a sufficient reason, the District Judge may arrange for another Civil Judge to discharge the absent judge’s duties. The reader and stenographer cannot exercise the judicial powers of the court.

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