alleryStart learning →The present judicial system of India derives largely from which system?
AThe Mughal system
BThe Dharmashastra system
CThe British system
DThe French system
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. The British system
The present judicial system derives largely from the British system and has few connections to pre-British institutions.
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