The Federal Court of India.
The Federal Court of India was established in 1937 under the Government of India Act 1935. It was the highest court in British India and had original jurisdiction in disputes between the central government and the provinces, as well as appellate jurisdiction over cases from the High Courts of British India. The Federal Court played a significant role in shaping the legal system of India during the colonial period.
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150 Mins English English150 Questions150 Marks150 Mins English English150 Questions150 Marks150 Mins EnglishConsider the following statements about the new statue of 'Lady Justice' in India:
(i) She is blind folded.
(ii) The statue was unveiled by Justice Sanjiv Khanna, the Chief Justice of India.
(iii) She carries the Indian Constitution in one hand.
Choose the correct option from the codes given below:
Which of the following falls under the Supreme Court’s original jurisdiction, according to the Constitution of India (Article 131)?
What authority does the Supreme Court have over laws infringing on basic rights?
Which case is associated with the Supreme Court striking down the 99th Constitutional Amendment (NJAC)?
The Supreme Court described itself as the "sentinel on the qui vive" in relation to ____________.
Under its original jurisdiction, the Supreme Court of India can adjudicate disputes between:
What is the key difference between the Supreme Court’s original jurisdiction in federal disputes versus its writ jurisdiction?
The Supreme Court can issue writs under Article 32 only for which specific purpose?
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