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Who is higher in the hierarchy between the High Court and the Supreme Court?

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Correct answer: Supreme Court

Correct answer: A, the Supreme Court. India has a judicial hierarchy in which the Supreme Court is the highest court of the country. A High Court is the highest court at the state level, but it is below the Supreme Court in the overall hierarchy. District and subordinate courts function below the High Court within the judicial structure. Understanding this order helps a student understand appeals: in appropriate cases, a decision from a lower court may be challenged before a higher court according to legal procedure. Option A is correct because the Supreme Court stands at the top of India’s court system. Option B is wrong because a High Court is below the Supreme Court. Option C is wrong because a district court is below a High Court. Option D is wrong because a village council is not higher than these constitutional courts; it is not the Supreme Court or a High Court. Memory cue: Supreme Court is supreme—“Supreme” itself means highest.

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