How does Article 224A relate to the rest of Chapter III of the Indian Constitution?
Article 224A of the Indian Constitution allows for retired Judges to be appointed by the National Judicial Appointments Commission, with the President's consent, to sit and act as judges in a High Court when requested by the Chief Justice. This provision is an exception to the general age limit for holding office as an additional or acting judge of a High Court (sixty-two years) mentioned in Article 224(3). The rest of Chapter III of the Indian Constitution deals with the organization, jurisdiction, and powers of courts, including the appointment and retirement age of judges.