History & Civics
Which among the following is not a Correct Statement about Advisory Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court?
- The President may obtain the Opinion of the Supreme Court on a question of law or fact, which is of public importance.
- The Supreme Court may report its opinion after such hearings as it thinks fit.
- Opinion of the Supreme Court under Advisory Jurisdiction shall be binding on the President.
- In the past the President had to seek Supreme Court's Opinion on several matters.
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Opinion of the Supreme Court under Advisory Jurisdiction shall be binding on the President.
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