Question

state three powers of the supreme court of india​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. Dispute resolution.
2. Judicial review
3. Upholding the laws and enforcing the fundamental rights.

Answer 2

Answer:

) Disputes between States :

(c) Disputes between two or more states. (ii) Disputes in Respect of Fundamental Rights—The Supreme Court has power to take action for protection of fundamental rights of citizens. (2) Appellate Jurisdiction : The Supreme Court is the highest and final court of appeal of the country.