41. An appeal against the final order of Election Tribunal lies before the
- A. Election Commission
- B. Appellate Tribuna
- C. High Court
- D. Supreme Court
Check answer and explanation
Answer: High Court
Explanation An appeal against the final order of an Election Tribunal lies before the High Court, as per the Elections Act, 2017 (Section 63). - The Election Tribunal is the authority that decides election disputes. - If a party is not satisfied with the final decision of the Tribunal, the only legal remedy is to approach the High Court through an appeal or constitutional petition. - Appellate Tribunals are only for appeals against acceptance/rejection of nomination papers, not final election disputes.