India has an integrated judicial system which implies that : (A) the decisions made by higher courts are binding on the lower courts. (B) the parties dissatisfied with the decisions of a lower court can appeal to a higher court. (C) both High Courts and the Supreme Court enjoy same power. (D) The judicial system in India is integral to the functioning of Indian political system. Choose the correct option.
- A.(A) and (C)
- B.(B) and (D)
- C.(A) and (B)
- D.(B) and (C)
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India does not keep separate sets of courts for central and state laws; it has one single pyramid, with the Supreme Court at the top, the High Courts below it and the district and subordinate courts at the base.
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