Question
Consider the following passage with reference to a writ
issued by Supreme Court under Article 32: It is a command issued by a court to an authority directing it to perform a public duty imposed upon it by law. It can be issued when an authority vested with a power improperly refuses to exercise it. It can be issued to any kind of authority in respect of any type of function – administrative, legislative, quasi-judicial, judicial. It is used to enforce the performance of public duties by public authorities. The above passage refers to which of the following writ?Solution
The correct answer is C
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