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Over whom does a High Court have supervisory power?

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Correct answer: Over subordinate courts in its state

Direct answer: A is correct. A High Court supervises the subordinate courts functioning within its state. This supervisory role helps maintain proper judicial administration, lawful procedure, and consistency in the work of lower courts. It does not mean that the High Court manages every institution of the state; its power is connected with the subordinate judiciary and the legal framework. B is wrong because Parliament is the national legislature and is not a subordinate court. C is wrong because the President is a constitutional authority, not a court under the supervisory control of a High Court. D is wrong because the Election Commission is an independent constitutional body responsible for elections, not a subordinate judicial court. Memory cue: High Court supervision points downward to courts below it, not sideways to Parliament or election authorities.

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High CourtSupervisory JurisdictionSubordinate CourtsJudiciaryCivics Class 9The Judiciary (Supreme CourtHigh CourtsAnd Judicial Independence)The Judiciary Supreme Court High Courts And Judicial IndependenceWorking Of Institutions

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