www.lawcommission.gov.np 145. Power to Transfer Cases: (1) In case a High Court is of the opinion that a case which is sub judice in a subordinate court within its jurisdiction involves a question relating to a provincial law and it is essential to settle that question in order to decide the case, the High Court may procure the case and dispose the case wholly or decide only such question and remand the case to the court of first instance. (2) In case it is satisfied with the reason that there exists a situation where judicial impartiality may be questioned if a case filed in a District Court is heard by that Court, the High Court may, stating the reasons and grounds thereof, order such case to be transferred from such District Court to another District Court under its jurisdiction and heard by the latter District Court, as provided for in the federal law. 146. Allowed to be engaged in Practice of Law: A person who has retired from the office of a Judge of a High Court may be engaged in the practice of law before the Supreme Court and a High Court, other than the High Court and subordinate courts where he or she has served as a Judge. 147. Responsibility of Chief Judge: The Chief Judge shall have the ultimate responsibility to make effective the administration of justice by the High Court and the Courts or other judicial institutions which are subordinate to it. For that purpose, the Chief Judge may, subject to this Constitution and the federal law, give necessary direction to the subordinate Courts and judicial institutions 148. District Court: (1) There shall be a District Court in each District. (2) The Local Level judicial institutions established in accordance with the provincial law shall be subordinate to the District Court. The District Court may inspect as well as supervise and give necessary direction to its subordinate judicial institutions. 149. Appointment, Qualification, Remuneration and Other Conditions of Service of Judges of District Courts: (1) The Chief Justice shall, on recommendation of the Judicial Council, appoint Judges of the District Courts. (2) The vacant posts of Judges of the District Court shall be fulfilled as follows:(a) Twenty percent of the total vacant posts, on the basis of evaluation of seniority, qualification and competency, from amongst the officers 76