The justice courts in India can be supplemented mainly by two. Civil courts are the judicial decisions of individuals between each other and the rights and liability arising out of them.
The rights as a citizen are also subject to litigation. The Criminal Courts are the courts in which the culprits are tried and punished. For the first time in the civil courts can be examined.
Munafis courts (Courts of Munsiff)
All the civil cases can be given in the Munsif Court. But the price of the dispute should not exceed Rs. The district council of the district is functioning under the District Judge.
Sub courts (Courts of the Subordinate Judge)
Any case more than one lakh rupees can be given to the court in sub-courts and district judge.
District Courts
District courts have been set up by each district headquarters. District judges are listening to appeals from Munafi courts and sub courts. But the issue of dispute should not exceed 2 lakh rupees. Appeals appearing in the High Court of more than Rs.
2 lakh will be appealed. In one place, there are more than one Munsif Courts, Sabb courts and District Courts, and the main court is the Principal Court and the other courts with additional powers are additional and additional courts.
Criminal Courts
The Criminal Court of the country has been categorized today under the Criminal Procedure Act of 1973 under Section 6 of the Criminal Procedure Code
1. Sessions Courts
2. First Class Judicial Magistrate
3. The Second Class Judicial Magistrate
4. Executive Magistrate
Power to give punishment
The High Court has the power to issue any penalty imposed by law. Any disciplinary sanction that gives a sessions judge or an additional judge or any other disciplinary sanction to be sentenced to death is a High Court judgment.
The Asset Sessions Judges have the power to impose prison sentences with more than ten years of imprisonment, life imprisonment or imprisonment without exception.
Children's Court
Juvenile offenders under the age of 18 may be tried by a court of competent jurisdiction under the Juvenile Justice Act. There are no jurisdiction in the courts mentioned above that the offense or penalty of life imprisonment
Tribunals
High Courts
An order of 214 is mandatory for each edifice to have a High Court .The High Court is setting up the rules for maintaining the administrative functions of the courts. The documents in the court are evident in the evidence without any other procedure.
Every High Court shall be a court of record and shall have all powers of such a court including the power to punish for contempt of itself.
Supreme Court
The Supreme Court is an institution that acts as a watchdog of Constitutional principles, fundamental rights, and democratic values.
The Supreme Court alone has the power to decide the following disputes
The dispute between the center and the state
The center, the state and the other on one side and on the opposite side
The Supreme Court has the right to hear the appeal of any high court in Ishtiya
The decision of the High Court Criminal Procedure can be questioned in the Supreme Court in the following situations
The High Court has appealed to the accused in the case of hate speech and sentenced to death by a convict.
Condemning the case in the lower courts transferred to the High Court and convicted by the High Court case, the accused is guilty.
Appeal can appeal to any case with a certificate from the Cassagenton High Court
Citizenship
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