Indian Polity · Judiciary
What is meant by a 'Court of Record'?
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- 1A court that maintains records of all cases.
- 2A court whose proceedings and acts are enrolled for perpetual memory and testimony, and which has the power to fine or imprison for contempt of its authority.✓
- 3A court with special advisory jurisdiction.
- 4A court that only gives advisory opinions.
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A court whose proceedings and acts are enrolled for perpetual memory and testimony, and which has the power to fine or imprison for contempt of its authority.
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