The writ of certiorari can be linked with which purpose?

Correct answer: Review or cancellation of a lower court's order by a higher court

Answer: B. Certiorari is a writ through which a higher court calls for the record of a case from a lower court or tribunal and examines the legality of its order. It may be used where the lower body acted without jurisdiction, exceeded its authority, violated legal procedure, or made a serious legal error. The basic idea is correction and supervision of subordinate judicial or quasi-judicial bodies. Therefore B is the only suitable choice: it mentions examination and possible cancellation of a lower court’s order by a higher court. A concerns taxation and is unrelated to writ jurisdiction. C concerns personal religious choice, not judicial review. D is opposite to the purpose of rights because exploitation cannot be made lawful by this writ. Memory cue: prohibition stops an ongoing improper proceeding; certiorari checks or quashes an order that has already been made.