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Quasi-judicial bodies can be defined as such bodies which have both administrative and judicial functions. Examples of Quasi judicial bodies are National Human Rights Commission, National Green Tribunal, Central Information Commission etc.
Judicial bodies can be defined as such bodies which have only judicial functions such as Supreme Court, High Court etc.
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Similarities of power between the two:
Both follow the procedure of Civil Procedure Code or Criminal Procedure Code.
Both are concerned with adjudication of disputes.
Both have the power of court of law (in case of SC & HC) or civil court (in case of NHRC & NGT) etc while investigating a matter.
Distinction of power between the two:
| Quasi-Judicial Bodies | Judicial Bodies |
|---|---|
| 1) Mostly influenced by principles of natural justice. | 1) Mostly influenced by CrPC & IPC etc. |
| 2) has only recommendatory functions | 2) has binding functions. |
| 3) cannot influence a case or give a final judgement | 3) Provides final judgement in a case |
| 4) Limited jurisdiction | 4) Wide jurisdiction |
| 5) Can only advise the govt. | 5) Can also direct the govt to take certain steps for welfare of people. |
Conclusion
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Both perform important tasks in their respective jurisdiction although the power of judicial bodies is more as compared to quasi-judicial bodies.
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