How does the establishment of a common High Court affect references in articles 219, 227, and 229?
The establishment of a common High Court affects references in articles 219, 227, and 229 by changing the interpretation of these articles in relation to that specific High Court. In this case, article 219 refers to the jurisdiction of a High Court, and its reference to the State would be construed as a reference to the State in which the common High Court has its principal seat. Similarly, article 227, which relates to the control over subordinate courts by the Governor, would be construed as a reference to the Governor of the State in which the subordinate courts are situate. Lastly, article 229, which deals with the appointment of judges to High Courts, would also have its reference to the State reinterpreted as a reference to the State in which the common High Court has its principal seat.