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Supreme Court has exclusive jurisdiction under the following article in relation to
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Article 131 confers exclusive jurisdiction on the Supreme Court in disputes involving States, or the Centre on the one hand and one or more States on the other. ... It is well-known that both High Courts and the Supreme Court have the power to adjudicate cases against the State and Central governments
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