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There is no division of judicial power between the Centre and the States because:

AAn integrated judicial system is established

BStates alone have judicial powers

COnly Centre has judicial powers

DJudiciary is part of Finance Commission

Answer:

A. An integrated judicial system is established

Read Explanation:

  • The Constitution ensures a unified judiciary which enforces both Central and State laws; judicial power is not divided


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