What is the role of Parliament in constituting a High Court for a Union Territory?
The role of Parliament in constituting a High Court for a Union Territory is to pass a law that creates the High Court or declares an existing court within the territory as a High Court. This can be done for all or any purposes specified in the Constitution. Additionally, Parliament can also make modifications or exceptions to the provisions related to High Courts as it applies to those referred to in Article 214 of the Constitution.