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What is the relation between writs and Fundamental Rights?

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Correct answer: Writs are court orders that can help protect rights

Correct answer: A. A writ is a formal order or direction issued by a constitutional court to address a legal violation or require a public authority to perform or stop an action. In the context of Fundamental Rights, writ jurisdiction is an important instrument of constitutional remedies. If a public authority acts unlawfully and affects a protected right, a person may seek appropriate judicial relief, subject to the applicable legal conditions. The court examines the facts and law before issuing an order; a writ is not an automatic punishment or a private certificate. Option B is wrong because election campaigning is part of electoral politics, not writ jurisdiction. C is wrong because tax receipts record payments and have no such judicial function. D is wrong because a school certificate records educational information. Memory cue: writ = written judicial direction. It connects the promise of a right with a court-based method of protection.

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WritsCourt OrdersConstitutional RemediesJudicial ProtectionRight To Constitutional Remediesexpanding Scope Of RightsDemocratic RightsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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