Question

'The Constitution of India provides for a three-level judiciary.' Name the level under which disputes are settled at the district level? Who are its officers? What are their functions?

Answer 1

Instructions:

• Identify the district level court
• The officers of this court
• Their functions.

Solution:

• The Constitution of India provides for a three-level judiciary. The apex court is the Supreme Court of India, below it at the state level we have the Hight Court. And at the district level, we have the District Courts, Taluka Courts, and Revenue Courts.
• The district court has a chief District Judge and some other Judges. The other judges include the Civil Judge for civil cases.
• For criminal cases, there is a Sessions Judge with Magistrate first grade and Magistrate second grade under them.
• The main function of the judges of the District Court include.
• To hear the various cases in the district and delivering the final judgment.
• To hear the appeals in the District Court against the judgment of the taluka court.