The Supreme Court of India : (i) has original but not appellate jurisdictions (ii) appoints the…
The Court has original and appellate jurisdiction, enforces Fundamental Rights and decides specified Union-state disputes. The President appoints the Attorney General. Thus…
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The Supreme Court of India :
(i) has original but not appellate jurisdictions
(ii) appoints the Attorney General of India
(iii) has exclusive jurisdiction in disputes between Union and the States
(iv) enforces fundamental rights
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Correct answer B
The Court has original and appellate jurisdiction, enforces Fundamental Rights and decides specified Union-state disputes. The President appoints the Attorney General. Thus iii and iv alone fit the options, subject to Article 131 exceptions.
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