what are subordinate courts? (in short)
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The hierarchy of courts that lie subordinate to High Courts are referred to as subordinate courts. It is for the state governments to enact for the creation of subordinate courts. ... Below the High Courts, there are District Courts for each district, and has appellate jurisdiction in the district.
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Subordinate Courts are the Courts which are under authority or control of another Court or lower in position by law.
In civil jurisdiction every Small Causes Court is subordinate to the High Court and District Court. The District Court is subordinate to the High Court.
In criminal jurisdiction every Judicial Magistrate is subordinate to Chief Judicial Magistrate and Sessions Judge. Every Chief Judicial Magistrate and Assistant Sessions Judge is subordinate to Sessions Judge. Every Sessions Judge is subordinate to High Court.
All High Courts are subordinate to Supreme Court.
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