Which of the statement's is/are correct?
A. A quasi-judicial body may never review its own decisions if there is grave error of law in it.
B. A quasi-judicial body may review its own decisions if there is grave error of law in it.
C. A quasi-judicial body has inherent power to review its own decisions.
D. A quasi-judicial body has power to issue writs.
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Correct option is C

A quasi-judicial body does not possess inherent power to review decisions unless specifically provided by law. It cannot issue writs as that is the prerogative of constitutional courts. However, a quasi-judicial body may review its decisions in cases of grave legal error.