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If an official refuses to give a legally mandatory relief, which writ is most suitable?

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Correct answer: Mandamus

The governing concept is the purpose of the writ of Mandamus, which literally functions as a command to perform a public or legal duty. When an official or public body has a duty imposed by law and unjustifiably refuses to perform it, an appropriate court may direct that authority to act. Therefore, option A is correct. Quo Warranto questions whether a person lawfully holds a public office; it does not normally compel delivery of a benefit. Prohibition stops a lower court or tribunal from continuing proceedings beyond its jurisdiction, while Certiorari quashes an unlawful decision already made. The key clue is refusal to perform a mandatory legal duty.

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MandamusMandatory DutyPublic OfficialWritsRight To Constitutional Remediesexpanding Scope Of RightsDemocratic RightsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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