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Is the power of a court to inquire into facts, apply the law, make decisions, and declare judgment in any matter. A. Demonstrative power B. Venue C. Jurisdiction D. Absolute power
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Is the power of a court to inquire into facts, apply the law, make decisions, and declare judgment in any matter.

A. Demonstrative power
B. Venue
C. Jurisdiction
D. Absolute power

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C. Jurisdiction
Is the power of court to inquire into facts
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C. Jurisdiction because they are the ones you keep everything in place while in court, they have and declare the judgment in the end and are to listen and apply the laws so nobody gets declared with a unfair law for which they’re the ones who have this power
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