AP LAWCET · Aptitude for the Study of Law
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Indian Judiciary
Supreme Court, High Courts, judicial review, judicial activism, PIL.
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What is the minimum number of judges required to sit in a bench to decide questions of constitutional validity involving interpretation of the Constitution?
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Who appoints the Chief Justice of India?