Indian court system follows the ________ type justice system.
Integrated
India has a single integrated judicial system: the Supreme Court at the top, High Courts below it and subordinate courts at the district level, all forming one hierarchy that enforces both Union and State laws.
This differs from the USA, which has a dual system with separate federal and state courts. In India, a decision of the Supreme Court is binding on all courts in the country.
Hence, the answer is integrated.
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i. By due process of law
ii. By procedure established by law
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b. To protect the Fundamental Rights
c. To protect the Supremacy of the Constitution
d. To protect Democratic system
e. To settle disputes between centre and states
f. To protect parliamentary system
