The Constitution of India gives a right to audience in all courts of India, to whom among the following?
Article 76(3) gives the Attorney-General for India the right of audience in all courts in the territory of India in the performance of the Attorney-General’s duties.
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The Constitution of India gives a right to audience in all courts of India, to whom among the following?
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Correct answer C
Article 76(3) gives the Attorney-General for India the right of audience in all courts in the territory of India in the performance of the Attorney-General’s duties.
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Option A
Article 76(3) confers the right on the Attorney-General for India. It does not give the right to the President.
Option B
The Chief Justice holds judicial office. Article 76(3) gives the right of audience to the Attorney-General for India.
Option C
Article 76(3) expressly confers this right on the Attorney-General for India when performing the duties of the office.
Option D
The right under Article 76(3) belongs to the Attorney-General for India. That provision gives no such right to the Solicitor General.
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