The Constitution of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka 121 any other cause, the President may, 97[on the approval of the Constitutional Council,] appoint another Judge to act as a Judge of the Supreme Court or Court of Appeal, as the case may be, during such period.] 110. (1) A Judge of the Supreme Court or Court of Appeal may be required by the President of the Republic to perform or discharge any other appropriate duties or functions under any written law. Performance or discharge of other duties or functions by Judges (2) No Judge of the Supreme Court or Court of Appeal shall perform any other office (whether paid or not) or accept any place of profit or emolument, except as authorized by the Constitution or by written law or with the written consent of the President. (3) No person who has held office as a permanent Judge of the Supreme Court or of the Court of Appeal may appear, plead, act or practise in any court, tribunal or institution as an Attorney-at-law at any time without the written consent of the President. 111. 98[(1) There shall be a High Court of Sri Lanka, which shall exercise such jurisdiction and powers as Parliament may by law vest or ordain.] 99 [(2) The Judges of the High Court shall (a) on the recommendation of the Judicial Service Commission, be appointed by the President by warrant under his hand and such recommendation shall be made after consultation with the Attorney-General; (b) be removable and be subject to the disciplinary control of the president on the recommendation of the Judicial Service Commission.] Appointment, removal and disciplinary control of Judges of the High Court 97 - Substituted by the Twenty First Amendment to the Constitution Sec. 13(2). 98 - Substituted by the Eleventh Amendment to the Constitution Sec. 2. 99 - Substituted by the Seventeenth Amendment to the Constitution Sec. 12(1)