The Structure of Judiciary

Q.

Judges of the district courts are appointed by__________

Q. What is an appellate system?

1. A person can appeal to a higher court if they find the decision made by a lower court unjust.
2. A person cannot appeal to a lower court if they find the decision made by a higher court unjust.
3. A person cannot appeal to a higher court if they find the decision made by a lower court unjust.
4. A person can appeal to a lower court if they find the decision made by a higher court unjust.

Q. The_____ is the highest court of a state.

1. Supreme court
2. High court
3. District court
4. All of the above

Q. If you lose a case in a high court, you can approach the supreme court. This is possible because we have __________.

1. an independent judiciary
2. an appellate system
3. separation of powers
4. rights

Q. Match the following administrative levels with the courts.

1. District Court
2. High Court
3. Supreme Court

Q. What can one do when one is not satisfied with the verdict of a lower court?

1. Engage in civil disobedience
2. Appeal in higher courts
3. Complain to legislators
4. Appeal to the President

Q. Where do people appeal when they are unhappy with the verdict given by a district court?

1. The Legislative Assembly
2. Supreme Court
3. High Court
4. Tehsil Court

Q.

Write a note on Indian judiciary and court system

Q. The ________ Court is at the top of the judicial system in India.

1. Supreme
2. High
3. Apex
4. Top

Q. Choose the correct hierarchical order from upper to lower courts.

1. Supreme Court, District Court, High Court
2. Supreme Court, High Court, District Court
3. High Court, Supreme Court, Tehsil Court
4. High Court, District Court, Supreme Court

Q. The Supreme Court of India is presided over by the ____.

1. Chief Justice of India
2. Prime Minister
3. Chief Minister
4. President

Q. We do not have courts at the ______ level.

1. tehsil
2. ward
3. state
4. district

Q. The practice of appealing in a higher court to review the decision of the lower court is referred to as the .

1. appellate mechanism
2. appraisal mechanism
3. escalation mechanism

Q. There are _______ levels of courts in India.

1. three
2. four
3. two
4. five

Q. The High Court has control over all other courts in the country.

1. True
2. False

Q. Where do people appeal when they are unhappy with the verdict given by a district court?

1. High Court
2. Tehsil Court
3. The Legislative Assembly
4. Supreme Court

Q. What can one do when one is not satisfied with the verdict of a lower court?

1. Appeal in higher courts
2. Complain to legislators
3. Engage in civil disobedience
4. Appeal to the President

Q. If you lose a case in a high court, you can approach the supreme court. This is possible because we have __________.

1. an independent judiciary
2. an appellate system
3. separation of powers
4. rights

Q. We do not have courts at the ______ level.

1. tehsil
2. ward
3. state
4. district

Q. The_____ is the highest court of a state.

1. Supreme court
2. High court
3. District court
4. All of the above

Q. The practice of appealing in a higher court to review the decision of the lower court is referred to as the .

1. appellate mechanism
2. appraisal mechanism
3. escalation mechanism

Q. Choose the correct hierarchical order from lower to upper.

1. Supreme Court, District Court, High Court
2. Supreme Court, High Court, District Court
3. High Court, Supreme Court, District Court
4. District Court, High Court, Supreme Court

Q. There are _______ levels of courts in India.

1. four
2. two
3. three
4. five