Indian Polity · Polity
Which of the following statements about the judicial system in India is correct?
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- 1Only the Supreme Court has the power of judicial review in India.
- 2A Public Interest Litigation can be filed in any court by only the aggrieved person.
- 3The Federal Court of India in colonial times is the predecessor of the Supreme Court of India.✓
- 4In case of a dispute between the Centre and any of the states, the High Court of that state can take up the matter/case.
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The Federal Court of India in colonial times is the predecessor of the Supreme Court of India.
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