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The State Judiciary : The High Courts

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 The State Judiciary : The High Courts

Civics Syllabus for Class X Of ICSE

(b) The High Courts:

  1. Composition, 
  2. qualification of judges, appointment, 
  3. jurisdiction and functions; Original, Appellate, Revisory, Judicial Review and Court of Record.
  4. Enforcement of Fundamental Rights and Writs,


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