Question

Arrange the courts in ascending order. High court, Sessions court, Subdivision Magistrate Court, Supreme Court​

Answer 1

The correct arrangement is - Sessions court, Subdivision Magistrate Court, high court, supreme court.

• A system of courts interpreting and enforcing the law is the Judiciary. The courts task is to evaluate cases by defining the relevant facts and the law in question.

• The Supreme Court is referred as the apex court and is the prime court for all judgements.
• The main civil courts with original jurisdiction in the state are the High Courts.
• A magistrate court hears proof and determines whether or not a person is guilty of an offence as charged.
• The Sessions Court is the district's top criminal court. It investigates cases involving crimes like murder, theft etc. It has the power, but only after consulting the High Court to award a death sentence or life imprisonment.

• Thus, the correct arrangement is - Sessions court, Subdivision Magistrate Court, high court, supreme court.

Answer 2

Answer:

The correct arrangement is - Sessions court, Subdivision Magistrate Court, high court, supreme court.

A system of courts interpreting and enforcing the law is the Judiciary. The courts task is to evaluate cases by defining the relevant facts and the law in question.

The Supreme Court is referred as the apex court and is the prime court for all judgements.

The main civil courts with originaljurisdiction in the state are the HighCourts.

• A magistrate court hears proof and determines whether or not a person is guilty of an offence as charged.

• The Sessions Court is the district's top criminal court. It investigates cases involving crimes like murder, theft etc. It has the power, but only after consulting the High Court to award a death sentence or life imprisonment.

• Thus, the correct arrangement is Sessions court, Subdivision Magistrate Court, high court, supreme court.