The High Court is a classic work of modern architecture. It is one of the first monuments to be built in the Capitol complex. The structure of this building has a double roof, projecting over the office block, like an inverted umbrella shading its lower part, symbolizing the law as an umbrella of shelter for the ordinary citizen. The 3 vertical piers, rising 60 feet from the floor and painted in bright colours at the grand entrance of the building facade represents the 'Majesty of Law'.