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What is the relation between the Supreme Court and High Court in the judicial hierarchy?

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Correct answer: The Supreme Court is above the High Court

Correct answer: B. India has a judicial hierarchy. The Supreme Court is the highest court for the country, while each High Court occupies the highest judicial position within its state or assigned jurisdiction. Therefore, the Supreme Court stands above High Courts in the national judicial structure, and the Supreme Court hears appeals from High Court decisions according to law. A reverses the hierarchy. C is wrong because courts are not subordinate to the Election Commission, which is a separate constitutional institution concerned with elections. D is wrong because courts are not committees of Parliament; the judiciary is a separate organ. Memory cue: country level—Supreme Court; state level—High Court; below them—subordinate courts.

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