Under the Constitution of India, which of the following is a 'Court of record'?
Article 215 declares every High Court to be a Court of record and gives it the powers of such a Court, including contempt jurisdiction. The Supreme Court is also a Court of…
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Under the Constitution of India, which of the following is a 'Court of record'?
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Correct answer A
Article 215 declares every High Court to be a Court of record and gives it the powers of such a Court, including contempt jurisdiction. The Supreme Court is also a Court of record under Article 129, but is not an option. Keeping case files does not itself give a District, Family or Labour Court this constitutional Court-of-record status.
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