Question

State the difference between the Original jurisdiction and the Appellate jurisdiction.

Answer 1

S. No.	Original Jurisdiction	Appellate Jurisdiction
1.	The ability to hear and decide a dispute in the first instance, or in cases that cannot be referred to any court other than the Supreme Court, is known as original jurisdiction.	Appellate jurisdiction refers to the ability to provide special leave to appeal against an outcome issued by any court in the country.
2.	It resolves conflicts between states, protects fundamental rights, transfers cases from lower courts, and interprets the Constitution.	The appellate jurisdiction includes constitutional, civil, and criminal proceedings.