What does the writ of Certiorari mean?
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.
Government assent to the Indian Independence Bill was received by-
Which Indian state is home to Panna National Park?
Which of the following are the correct associations of the Indus River System's tributaries?
(I) Kabul, Hunza, and Tochi are the right-bank tribu...
What is used to identify users who come back to a webpage?
The first Satyagraha was started by Gandhiji in 1917. What was the name of it?
Which of the following are the discretionary powers given to the Governor of a State in India?
(I) Reserving certain bills passed by the State Le...
The seat of which of the following High Court is located in Ernakulam?
What is the older alluvial region of the northern plains known as?
Central Depository Services Limited is promoted by which of the following:
What is the metamorphic form of Limestone?