Science, asked by himanshusharma808200, 8 months ago

what is the primary and secondary funtions of court of law

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Answered by rishabhsingh4377

The primary functions of a court of law are the administration of justice, viz., the application by the Slate of the sanction of physical force to the rules of justice. Justice is administered by a court by the enforcement of a right and the punishment of wrongs.

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