The document summarizes the Indian judiciary system, including its organizational structure and key individuals. It discusses that the Indian judiciary is independent from the executive and legislative branches. It is stratified into different levels including the Supreme Court, High Courts, District Courts, and Lok Adalats. The document also provides details about the types of courts in India, their features and jurisdiction. It outlines the organizational structure from the Supreme Court down to civil, criminal, and revenue courts at the district level. Finally, it introduces the current Chief Justice of India and some High Court judges from the state.

1. Indian Judiciary
System.
Organizational
Structure Of Various
Judiciary system of
India.
Submitted by;
AROCKIA ANTONY ABIYA.S
Regno:702011
MBA

2. Indian Judiciary System
What is Judiciary system?
The Judiciary is the system of courts the interprets and applies the law in the name of the state.The Judiciary also provides a mechanism for the
resolution of disputes.
JUDICIARY SYSTEM:
● The Judiciary of India is an independent body and it is separate from the executive and legislative bodies of Indian Government.
● The judiciary system of India is based on the British legal system that was prevalent in the country during independence era.
● The Judiciary of India takes care of maintenance of law and order in the country along with solving problem related to civil and criminal
offences.
● The Judiciary system of India is stratified into various level.
1.SUPREME COURT(apex)
2.HIGH COURT {State Level}
3.DISTRICT COURTS.[District level]
4.LOK ADALATS.(Village and Panchayat)

3. TYPES AND FEATURES OF COURT IN INDIA
Supreme Court -The Supreme Court of India is the supreme judicial body of India and the highest court of India under the constitution.
High Courts-High court usually refers to the superior court of a country or state
District Courts-a trial court that has jurisdiction over certain cases within a specific judicial district
FEATURE :
Interpretation of law
Guardian of the Constitution
Custodian of Civil Liberties
Administrative Functions
Advisory Function
Resolves the disputes of jurisdiction between the Centre and State Governments in FederationsI

4. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE OF VARIOUS JUDICIARY SYSTEM IN
INDIA
SUPREME COURTS OF INDIA
HIGH COURTS
SUBORDINATE OR
LOWER COURTS IN
DISTRICTS.
CIVIL
COURTS CRIMINAL
COURTS
REVENUE
COURTS

5. DISTRICT JUDGE
Sub-Judge-Family
Munsif
Small cause court
,Lok Adalat
District Judge and
district & sessions
judge
Metropolitan or
|class Magistrate
|| class
Magistrate
||| Class Magistrate
Board of Revenue
Commissioner
collector
Tehsildar
Asst. Tehsildar

6. Supreme Court
The apex courts in
India at new Delhi.
HIGH COURT
High court are in
each state.
Various Tribunals and Appellate
boards.
Generally created by a specific
status for some specific purpose.
District and Session Courts.
Jurisdiction on criminal and
civil matter
District
courts.
Civil courts
Session
courts .
Criminal
courts

7. CHIEF JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURTS
Sharad Arvind Bobde
● Indian judge serving as the 47th and chief Justice of India.
● Who hails from a family lawyers in Nagpur.Born on April 24 1956.
● Bobde was part of a the constitution Bench which will give its verdict on the Ayodhya Ram temple VS Babri Masjid
title.
● Landmark judgements by Sharad Arvind Bobde.
● AYODHYA CASE
● AADHAAR
● AIR POLLUTION
● RIGHT TO PRIVACY.
● SEXUAL HARASSMENT CASE AGAINSTGOGI.
● BCCI DISPUTE

8. HIGH COURT JUDGES OF OUR STATE.
SANJIB BANERJEE JUSTICE R.SUBBIAH S. ARULMURUGAN
* Chief Justice Madras High court. # Chief justice of Madurai High court. * DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE
*Born on 2 November 1961. #Special Government Pleader (CS) Government of Tamil Nadu, } Of Kanyakumari.
*Specialised in Corporate and Intellectual Property Laws matters. # Born on June 21, 1959

9. Thank you :)