Explain the ‘jurisdiction’ of a State. – InterviewSolution

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1.	Explain the ‘jurisdiction’ of a State.
Answer» The area of the State within which it has the authority to govern is called its jurisdiction. Thus, Jurisdiction is the legal power that the State has to take decisions.

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