Explain any 3 jurisdiction power of the supreme court
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◆ Appellate jurisdiction : - Appellate jurisdiction is exercised to hear appeals against the decisions of the High Courts and other courts regarding constitutional, civil and criminal cases. This jurisdiction is applicable to cases involving interpretation of the Constitution , cases sent by the High Courts and the criminal cases where a High Court changes the decision of a lower court and gives a death sentence. The Supreme Court can also review it's own decisions taken earlier.
◆ Advisory jurisdiction : - Advisory jurisdiction covers Constitutional issues or matters of public importance if the President of India desires to obtain the opinion of the Supreme Court. Any such opinion given by the Supreme Court is not binding on the President.
◆ Supervisory jurisdiction : - Supervisory jurisdiction empowers the Supreme Court to supervise the functioning of all the courts below it.
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◆ Appellate jurisdiction : - Appellate jurisdiction is exercised to hear appeals against the decisions of the High Courts and other courts regarding constitutional, civil and criminal cases. This jurisdiction is applicable to cases involving interpretation of the Constitution , cases sent by the High Courts and the criminal cases where a High Court changes the decision of a lower court and gives a death sentence. The Supreme Court can also review it's own decisions taken earlier.
◆ Advisory jurisdiction : - Advisory jurisdiction covers Constitutional issues or matters of public importance if the President of India desires to obtain the opinion of the Supreme Court. Any such opinion given by the Supreme Court is not binding on the President.
◆ Supervisory jurisdiction : - Supervisory jurisdiction empowers the Supreme Court to supervise the functioning of all the courts below it.
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