alleryA High Court judge normally takes the oath before the Governor or:
AThe Governor's appointee
BAny elected State legislator
CAny sitting District Judge
DThe State Advocate-General
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. The Governor's appointee
Article 219 permits the Governor or a person appointed by the Governor to administer the oath.
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