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In what circumstances can a court issue a 'writ of certiorari'?
In what circumstances can a court issue a 'writ of certiorari'?
- To ensure lower courts act within the scope of their authority (correct)
- To settle civil disputes between individuals
- To perform the duty of a higher administrative authority
- To transfer cases from subordinate courts to higher courts
What is the purpose of a 'writ of quo warranto'?
What is the purpose of a 'writ of quo warranto'?
- To issue a command to perform a higher authority
- To challenge the authority of a person holding a public office (correct)
- To transfer a case from one court to another
- To settle disputes related to murder and theft
What type of disputes are typically handled by Subordinate Courts?
What type of disputes are typically handled by Subordinate Courts?
- Cases involving interpretation of constitutional law
- Civil disputes between individuals (correct)
- Cases related to murder and theft
- Challenges to the authority of public office holders
Which type of court is responsible for interpreting the law and settling disputes?
Which type of court is responsible for interpreting the law and settling disputes?
What is the primary function of a 'writ of habeas corpus'?
What is the primary function of a 'writ of habeas corpus'?
Which court has the authority to issue a 'writ of mandamus'?
Which court has the authority to issue a 'writ of mandamus'?
What is the main purpose of Lok Adalats?
What is the main purpose of Lok Adalats?