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On what does legitimacy of judiciary mainly depend?

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Correct answer: On law-based, independent and reasoned decisions

The correct answer is A. Legitimacy means that people recognise an institution’s authority as proper and deserving of obedience. Courts gain legitimacy when they decide according to law, remain independent from improper influence, and give reasons that explain how the law applies to the facts. Reasoned decisions allow citizens to understand the judgment and make it open to legal examination or appeal where applicable. A is correct because legality, independence, and clear reasoning build public trust. B is wrong because courts do not obtain legitimacy through election campaigns. C concerns the political executive, not the basic basis of judicial legitimacy. D is about financial administration and cannot by itself prove that a judgment is fair. Memory cue: lawful process plus independent reasoning creates trust.

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Judicial LegitimacyReasoned JudgmentRule Of LawPublic TrustThe Judiciary (Supreme CourtHigh CourtsAnd Judicial Independence)The Judiciary Supreme Court High Courts And Judicial IndependenceWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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