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Who can file a case in court?

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Correct answer: An aggrieved person or concerned party

Correct answer: A — a person whose rights, interests or legal claim has been affected may approach a court, subject to the rules and requirements of the relevant case. A concerned party may file a case or seek a legal remedy; in some matters, law also allows an authorised representative or another permitted person to approach the court. The important idea is that court access is connected with a genuine legal grievance, not with a person’s occupation. Option B is wrong because being a player does not give someone an exclusive right to file a case. Option C is wrong because shopkeepers have no exclusive court access. Option D is wrong because the weather department is not the only body that can approach a court. Memory cue: a legal grievance, not a job, is the key reason for approaching court.

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Court-CaseLegal-RemedyAccess-To-JusticeThe Judiciary (Supreme CourtHigh CourtsAnd Judicial Independence)The Judiciary Supreme Court High Courts And Judicial IndependenceWorking Of InstitutionsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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