This document provides an introduction to the Indian judiciary system. It outlines the three levels of courts: the Supreme Court, which is the highest court and hears cases from all over India; the High Courts, which are the highest courts in each state and supervise lower courts; and the subordinate courts, which include district, sub, munsif, and magistrate courts that hear cases at the local level. The judiciary resolves disputes, implements justice by punishing criminals and protecting the innocent. It plays an important role in interpreting laws passed by the legislature.

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3. JUDICIARY

4. CONTENT
*INTRODUCTION
*SUPREME COURT
*HIGH COURT
*SUB-ORDINATE COURT
*CONCLUSION

5. INTRODUCTION
IT IS JUDICIARY WHICH RESOLVES
DISPUTES. BY PUNISHING THE
GUILTY AND PROTECTING THE
INNOCENTS, THE COURTS
IMPLIMENT JUSTICE.

6. SUPREME COURT-THE
APEX COURT IN
JURISDICTION ALL OVER
INDIA.

7. SUPREME COURT CONSISTS
OF A CHIEF JUSTICE AND
JUDGES APPOINTED BY THE
PRESIDENT.

8. AT PRESENT THE
SUPREME COURT HAS A
CHIEF JUSTICE AND 30
JUDGES.

9. HIGH COURT
HIGH COURT IS THE
HIGHEST COURT
IN A STATE

10. HEAR CASES THAT
ARISE IN STATES.

11. THE HIGH COURT CONSISTS OF
THE CHIEF JUSTICE AND SUCH
OTHER JUDGES APPOINTED BY
THE PRESIDENT.

12. HIGH COURT SUPERVISES THE
WORKING OF DISTRICT
COURTS AND OTHER
SUBORDINATE COURTS.

13. SUBORDINATE COURTS- IT
CONSIST OF DISTRICT COURTS,
SUB COURTS, MUNSIEF COURTS
AND MAGISTRATE COURTS.

14. DISTRICT COURTS- HEAR
CASES IN THE DISTRICT.

15. SUB COURTS, MUNSIEF
COURTS AND
MAGISTRATE COURTS-
HEAR TALUK LEVEL
CASES.

16. SUBORDINATE COURTS
GIVE VERDICTS OF CIVIL
AND CRIMINAL CASES.

17. CONCLUSION
IT IS THE JUDICIARY
WHICH INTERPRETS THE
LAWS PASSED BY THE
LEGISLATURE.

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