Independent Judiciary
Independent Judiciary is the idea that the legal executive should be autonomous from different parts of the government. That means courts must not be dependent upon ill-advised impact from different parts of government or private or sectarian interests. The independence of the judiciary is essential for the effective discharge of its functions and duties. We have an independent judiciary to avoid interference from other organs of government in its function of delivering justice and function without fear or favor. This ensures that the justice served is impartial.
Structure of Courts In India
An organ of government that deals with the administration of justice according to law is called the judiciary. It includes courts, judges, etc. The work done by the judiciary involves dispute resolution, judicial review, upholding the law, and enforcement of fundamental rights.
It resolves disputes among citizens, between citizens and government, and between two governments central or state. It is the final interpreter of the constitution and can override the Parliament. Indian judiciary is single, integrated as well and independent as established by the Indian constitution.
Structure of Courts in India
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