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A High Court decision can be challenged in which court?

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Correct answer: Supreme Court

Answer: A, the Supreme Court. In the judicial hierarchy, a High Court is below the Supreme Court. When the law permits an appeal, a party dissatisfied with a High Court judgment may approach the Supreme Court. The higher court reviews the case according to the relevant legal procedure; an appeal is not an automatic promise that the earlier decision will be changed. Option A is correct because the Supreme Court is the highest court of India and hears permitted appeals from High Courts. B is wrong because a Gram Sabha is a local democratic body, not an appellate court. C is wrong because a Municipal Corporation manages urban local services. D is wrong because the Election Commission deals with elections, not ordinary judicial appeals. Memory cue: an appeal generally moves upward in the court hierarchy.

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