(A) The Supreme Court

(B)The Constitution

(C)Majority Opinion

(D)The Government

(A)

The President

(B)

The Parliament

(C)

The Governor

(D)

The Chief Justice of Supreme Court

(A) 20

(B)21

(C)22

(D)23

(A) Dispute resolution

(B)Judicial review

(C)Upholding the law

(D)All the above

(A)

Supreme Court

(B)

High Courts

(C)

Both the Supreme court and High Court

(D)

Constitution

(A) Citizens

(B)Citizens and the government

(C)Two state governments

(D)All the above

(A) Independent

(B)Controlled

(C)Restricted

(D)Autonomous

(A) the Parliament can give judgement in criminal cases.

(B)the judges can be easily removed.

(C)our Constitution has various provisions that keep it free from the influence of the legislature and executive.

(D)the executive can overrule the judgement given by the Supreme/High courts.

(A)

There is no fixed number

(B)

4 judges

(C)

5 judges

(D)

7 judges

(A)

Power of the court to declare null and void any action by any organ of the Government, if it is beyond the power granted by the constitution

(B)

Power of the courts to try cases

(C)

Review of the judicial power of the judge

(D)

Review of the working of the judiciary