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What is meant by a 'Court of Record' under the Indian judicial system?
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- 1A court that accepts only written arguments and does not permit oral pleadings
- 2A court where all the proceedings are kept completely confidential
- 3A court whose judgments are admitted as evidentiary value and cannot be questioned when produced before any subordinate court✓
- 4A court that only handles matters related to public and private records
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A court whose judgments are admitted as evidentiary value and cannot be questioned when produced before any subordinate court
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