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On what basis should disputes be resolved in court?

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Correct answer: On the basis of law and evidence

Correct answer: A — disputes should be resolved through law and relevant evidence. A court first identifies the legal issue, then examines the facts presented by the parties and evaluates evidence according to legal rules. The decision should give reasons that can be tested through the legal process. A is correct because law provides the standard and evidence helps establish what happened. B is wrong because wealth cannot replace legal rights or proof. C is wrong because fear and threats destroy voluntary, impartial justice. D is wrong because rumours are unverified statements and are not a dependable basis for deciding legal disputes. Courts may consider only material that is legally relevant and properly presented, not every claim that people repeat. Memory cue: court decision = legal rule + reliable evidence, not money, fear, or gossip.

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