Which one of the following proceedings is known as judicial proceeding? (a) Investigation (b) Enquiry and Investigation (c) Enquiry and Trial (d) Trial and Investigation

Which one of the following proceedings is known as judicial proceeding? 

(a) Investigation (b) Enquiry and Investigation 

(c) Enquiry and Trial (d) Trial and Investigation
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(c) Enquiry and Trial
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