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Supreme Court and High Courts in India
Supreme Court of India	New Delhi
Delhi High Court	New Delhi
Punjab Haryana High Court	Chandigarh
Bombay High Court	Mumbai(Benches:Nagpur; Panaji and Aurangabad))
Kerala High Court	Ernakulam
Rajasthan High Court	Jodhpur (Bench: Jaipur)
Andhra Pradesh High Court	Hyderabad
Allahabad High Court	Allahabad (Bench:Lucknow)
Calcutta High Court	Calcutta (Circuit Bench at Portblair)
Guwahati High Court	Guwahati (Benches:Imphal, Kohima, Agartala, Aizwal and Shillong)
Madras High Court	Chennai
J and K High Court	Srinagar and Jammu
Orissa High Court	Cuttack
Patna High Court	Patna
Madhya Pradesh High Court	Jabalpur (Benches:Indore and Gwalior)
Gujarat High Court	Ahmedabad
Karnataka High Court	Bangalore
Himachal Pradesh High Court	Shimla
Sikkim High Court	Gangtok
Chhattisgarh High Court	Bilaspur
Jharkhand High Court	Ranchi
Uttaranchal High Court	Nainital

Criminal Courts

1. Judicial Magistrate II Class
2. Judicial Magistrate I Class
3. Addl. Chief Judicial Magistrate
4. Chief Judicial Magistrate
5. Chief Judicial Magistrate (Economic Officers)
6. Asstt. Senior Judge.
7. Senior Judge.
8.Designated Council (Affiliated under Terrorist & Disruptive Activities Act) in short T ADA
9. Spl. Judge. (Essential Commodities Act), in short E.C.Act
10. Spl. Judge. (Schedule Caste, Scheduled Tribe), in Short SC/ST Act
11. High Court (Preventive of Atrocities Act 1986)
12. Supreme Court.

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