The final aim of judiciary is not only settling disputes but also what?

Correct answer: Protecting rights, Constitution and rule of law

The correct answer is A. Courts settle disputes between people, organisations, and public authorities, but their constitutional role is broader. They protect rights, interpret the Constitution, ensure that public power stays within legal limits, and uphold the rule of law. This means that government and citizens are both subject to known legal rules rather than personal wishes. A is correct because these functions support democratic constitutional government and protect individuals, including those who may lack political power. B is wrong because contesting elections is a political activity, not a judicial function. C belongs mainly to the political process and elected representatives. D is a financial and legislative-executive task, not the judiciary’s central purpose. Memory cue: courts resolve cases and guard constitutional limits.