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Q. The Constitution of India follows the Principle of Integrated Judiciary, which means

[A] A single system of courts enforces both the central as well as state laws.

[B] The Supreme Court has power to punish for contempt of lower courts.

[C] All judges of courts in India are appointed by the President of India.

[D] The Supreme Court is the ultimate interpreter of the Constitution.

Answer: A

Notes:

Exp) Option a is the correct answer

Option a is correct: Integrated judiciary means that a single system of courts enforces both the Central laws as well as the State laws. The Indian Constitution has established an integrated judicial system with the Supreme Court at the top and the state high courts below it. This single system of courts enforces both the Central laws as well as the state laws. In US, there is a double system of courts whereby the federal laws are enforced by the federal judiciary and the state laws by the state judiciary.

Q. The Constitution of India follows the Principle of Integrated Judiciary, which means

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