The supervisory role of High Courts in the judicial system is related to what?

Correct answer: Control over subordinate courts in their area

Answer: A. A High Court has supervisory authority over courts and judicial institutions subordinate to it within its territorial jurisdiction. This helps maintain proper procedure, consistency and orderly administration of justice. Supervision does not mean that the High Court decides every small case itself; it oversees the functioning of the lower judicial system according to law. Option B belongs to election administration. Option C is the work of the executive government, not a court. Option D concerns financial and governmental administration. Memory cue: High Court supervises the judicial ladder below it; it does not conduct elections or run the government.