Judicial process in India is based on

Asked in BPSC Prelims Exam 67th Cancelled · Topic: Articles of the Constitution (Articles related to the Union and State Judiciary)

1. the Constitution
2. the due process of routine law
3. conventions
4. the procedure established by law

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