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Question
Match the contents of Column A with those of Column B:
| Column A | Column B |
| 1. Parliament | (a) village courts |
| 2. Supreme Court | (b) hears criminal cases |
| 3. A District Judge | (c) hears civil cases |
| 4. A Sessions Judge | (d) decides the number of judges in the Supreme Court. |
| 5. Nyaya Panchayat | (e) is the highest court of appeal in India. |
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Solution
| Column A | Answers |
| 1. Parliament | (d) decides the number of judges in the Supreme Court. |
| 2. Supreme Court | (e) is the highest court of appeal in India. |
| 3. A District Judge | (c) hears civil cases |
| 4. A Sessions Judge | (b) hears criminal cases |
| 5. Nyaya Panchayat | (a) village courts |
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