High Courts, along with the Supreme Court, possess the significant power of judicial review, which allows them to interpret the Constitution and laws of India.
Which of the following is/are given extensive power to interpret the Constitution and Law of India?
Asked in FISHERY OFFICER EXTENSION OFFICER (FO EO) 2020 · Topic: The High Court (Judicial Review and Activism by High Courts)
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