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On what basis does judiciary work in dispute resolution?

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Correct answer: Law, Constitution, and evidence

Direct answer: A is correct. When a court resolves a dispute, it identifies the relevant constitutional provisions and laws, examines the evidence through a proper procedure, hears the parties, and then gives reasons for its conclusion. The Constitution provides the supreme framework, legislation supplies applicable rules, and evidence helps establish the facts of the particular case. This method aims to replace personal preference and arbitrary power with reasoned legal decision-making. B is wrong because rumours and campaigns are not reliable legal foundations. C is wrong because money, caste, and fear would produce discrimination rather than justice. D lists unrelated matters. Evidence must also be legally relevant and properly considered; merely making an allegation does not prove it. Memory cue: constitutional rule plus legal rule plus reliable proof.

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Dispute ResolutionLawConstitutionEvidenceJudiciaryThe Judiciary (Supreme CourtHigh CourtsAnd Judicial Independence)The Judiciary Supreme Court High Courts And Judicial IndependenceWorking Of Institutions

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