Question
What does the writ of Certiorari
mean?Solution
The word Certiorari means, ‘To Certify’ or ‘To Inform’ and is issued by the Supreme court or any High Court to tribunals and courts with lower authority to transfer a pending case or to scrap their order in a particular case, owing to errors in law. The Certiorari writ is issued on jurisdictional issues or to correct errors in judgments.
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Who shall appoint the Interim Resolution Professional?
Which of the following is not correct with respect to wagering agreement?
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Which of the following is a decree?
Leading question means:
