The Supreme Court can hear appeals against whose decisions?

Correct answer: Decisions of High Courts

Answer: A, decisions of High Courts. An appeal is a request to a higher court to examine whether a lower court applied the law correctly or whether the decision should be changed. The Supreme Court is the highest court in India, so it can hear appeals from High Courts and, in suitable cases, from other courts and tribunals according to law. A is correct because High Courts are below the Supreme Court in the judicial hierarchy. B is wrong because schools are educational institutions, not ordinary courts. C is wrong because a market does not issue court judgments. D is wrong because a sports committee is not a regular judicial court. Memory cue: lower court decisions may move upward through appeal; the Supreme Court is at the top.