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In the 69th Report the Law Commission of India formulated which of the following tests to determine whether a person or a body of persons, is to be regarded as court?
I. test of exercise of judicial functions under authority derived either immediately or mediately from the Sovereign
II. test of definitive judgment
III. test of legal power to take evidence
IV. test of judicial power, or, being a part of the judiciary
V. test of exercise of powers otherwise exercisable by civil and revenue courts
I, II and IV
II and V
III and V
all of them
Certainly! Let's break down the statements and options:
- I. Test of exercise of judicial functions under authority derived either immediately or mediately from the Sovereign
- This means the entity must have a legal mandate to perform judicial tasks.
- II. Test of definitive judgment
- This involves the ability to give conclusive decisions.
- III. Test of legal power to take evidence
- This relates to the ability to formally obtain evidence as part of a legal process.
- IV. Test of judicial power, or, being a part of the judiciary
- This refers to being an integral part of the judicial system.
- V. Test of exercise of powers otherwise exercisable by civil and revenue courts
- This speaks to performing functions typical of conventional courts.
Options:
- Option 1: I, II, and IV
- Option 2: II and V
- Option 3: III and V
- Option 4: All of them
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