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What is the common importance of writ powers of the Supreme Court and High Courts?

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Correct answer: Helping protect Fundamental Rights and legal rights

Answer: A, helping protect Fundamental Rights and legal rights. Writ jurisdiction gives higher courts a means to respond when a public authority acts unlawfully or fails to perform a legal duty. Through an appropriate writ or order, the court can protect a person’s rights and require lawful action, subject to the constitutional and legal conditions governing the remedy. A is correct because both the Supreme Court and High Courts have writ powers connected with rights protection, although their jurisdictional scope is not identical in every respect. B is wrong because writs do not increase party membership. C is wrong because Parliament’s daily business is not the purpose of writ jurisdiction. D is wrong because the Prime Minister is not selected through writ power. Memory cue: writs enforce rights; they do not run politics.

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Class9CivicsWrit PowersRights ProtectionThe Judiciary (Supreme CourtHigh CourtsAnd Judicial Independence)The Judiciary Supreme Court High Courts And Judicial IndependenceWorking Of InstitutionsClass 9 Mcq

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