HIGH COURTS OF INDIA
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Summary – High Courts of India
There are 25 High Courts covering all States and Union Territories of India. High Courts exercise original, appellate and supervisory jurisdiction. Their decisions are binding within their territory and persuasive before other High Courts. This page is your central gateway — open any High Court card below for state-wise research (pages will be added step by step).
High Courts – State / UT Wise
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Allahabad High Court
Uttar Pradesh
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Andhra Pradesh High Court
Andhra Pradesh
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Bombay High Court
Maharashtra · Goa · DN & DD
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Calcutta High Court
West Bengal · A&N Islands
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Chhattisgarh High Court
Chhattisgarh
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Delhi High Court
NCT of Delhi
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Gauhati High Court
Assam · Nagaland · Mizoram · Arunachal
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Gujarat High Court
Gujarat
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Himachal Pradesh High Court
Himachal Pradesh
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J&K and Ladakh High Court
Jammu & Kashmir · Ladakh
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Jharkhand High Court
Jharkhand
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Karnataka High Court
Karnataka
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Kerala High Court
Kerala · Lakshadweep
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Madhya Pradesh High Court
Madhya Pradesh
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Madras High Court
Tamil Nadu · Puducherry
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Manipur High Court
Manipur
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Meghalaya High Court
Meghalaya
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Orissa High Court
Odisha
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Patna High Court
Bihar
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Punjab & Haryana High Court
Punjab · Haryana · Chandigarh
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Rajasthan High Court
Rajasthan
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Sikkim High Court
Sikkim
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Telangana High Court
Telangana
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Tripura High Court
Tripura
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Uttarakhand High Court
Uttarakhand
Key Legal Principles
- Binding force — High Court decisions bind subordinate courts within its territory.
- Persuasive value — One High Court’s view is persuasive, not binding, on another High Court.
- Writ jurisdiction — Article 226 allows High Courts to issue writs for fundamental and other legal rights.
- Supervisory power — Article 227 gives supervisory control over subordinate courts and tribunals.
- Appeal path — Important High Court matters can go to the Supreme Court under Articles 132–136.
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