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High Court can hear appeals against whose decisions?

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Correct answer: Decisions of lower courts

Answer: A, decisions of lower courts. A High Court is a higher court within the judicial system of a state or group of states. One of its important functions is to hear appeals from subordinate or lower courts in its jurisdiction. During an appeal, the High Court examines the legal and factual issues allowed by the relevant law; it does not simply repeat every proceeding automatically. B is wrong because a speech in Parliament is not a court judgment to be appealed in this way. C is wrong because the wording ‘always’ is false and presidential election disputes follow special constitutional and legal procedures. D is wrong because a weather report is not a judicial decision. Memory cue: lower courts to High Court, and in suitable cases onward to the Supreme Court.

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