Can an additional Judge be appointed to perform the duties of the Chief Justice of a High Court?
No, an additional Judge cannot be appointed to perform the duties of the Chief Justice of a High Court. The context specifies that when the office of the Chief Justice is vacant or the incumbent is unable to perform their duties due to absence or other reasons, the President may appoint one of the other Judges of the Court to assume those responsibilities. No mention is made of an additional Judge performing the duties of the Chief Justice.