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What is the correct relation between Parliament's law-making power and judiciary's judicial review?

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Correct answer: Parliament makes laws, judiciary can examine them based on the Constitution

Correct answer: A. Parliament makes laws for the country, but its law-making power is not unlimited. The Constitution is the highest law, so every ordinary law must follow its provisions. Judicial review means that the Supreme Court or a High Court may examine a law and check whether it is consistent with the Constitution. If a law violates constitutional rules or protected rights, the court can declare it invalid to the extent of the violation. Option A correctly shows both functions and the constitutional balance. Option B is wrong because courts interpret and review laws; they do not write every law in advance. Option C is wrong because Parliament cannot abolish the independent judiciary by ordinary action. Option D is wrong because both institutions work within the constitutional framework. Memory cue: Parliament makes; courts check constitutionality.

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ParliamentJudicial ReviewConstitutionParliament (Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha Powers)Parliament Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha PowersWorking Of InstitutionsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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