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Class 9CivicsDemocratic RightsRight to Constitutional RemediesExpanding scope of rightsHardLevel 89
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In which situation is it important to understand the difference between Prohibition and Certiorari?

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Correct answer: When validity of lower court proceedings or order is to be checked

Prohibition stops further proceedings and Certiorari can review an order. In exams, remember the difference between stop and review.

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When validity of lower court proceedings or order is to be checked

Why is this the correct answer?

Prohibition stops further proceedings and Certiorari can review an order. In exams, remember the difference between stop and review.

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This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: Democratic Rights. Topic: Right to Constitutional RemediesExpanding scope of rights.

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  1. 1What is the Right to Constitutional Remedies used for?
  2. 2Which right did Dr B R Ambedkar call the heart and soul of the Constitution?
  3. 3If a citizen's Fundamental Right is violated, where can the citizen generally go?
  4. 4Why can Fundamental Rights become weak without the Right to Constitutional Remedies?
  5. 5What can courts issue to protect Fundamental Rights?
  6. 6What is the simple meaning of a writ?
  7. 7Which right allows a citizen to directly seek justice when rights are violated?
  8. 8What role do the Supreme Court and High Courts play in protecting Fundamental Rights?
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  10. 10If a public official is not performing a legal duty, which writ may be sought?
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