The Supreme Court of India exercises original jurisdiction in disputes between the Centre and the States, or between States.
A dispute between Centre and the States is to be adjudicated by Supreme Court of India in its
Asked in Junior Legal Officer 2019 · Topic: The Supreme Court (Original Jurisdiction (Exclusive and Concurrent))
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