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    The Indian judicial system has the Supreme Court at the top, below which are High Courts at the state level, and lower district courts. The Supreme Court is the highest court with the Chief Justice as its head, and has powers of judicial review as well as original, appellate, and advisory jurisdiction over all other courts.

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    The Indian judicial system has the Supreme Court at the top, below which are High Courts at the state level, and lower district courts. The Supreme Court is the highest court with the Chief Justice as its head, and has powers of judicial review as well as original, appellate, and advisory jurisdiction over all other courts.

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    The Indian judicial system has the Supreme Court at the top, below which are High Courts at the state level, and lower district courts. The Supreme Court is the highest court with the Chief Justice as its head, and has powers of judicial review as well as original, appellate, and advisory jurisdiction over all other courts.

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    Indian Judicial System

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    Judiciary
    Supreme court

    High court

    District/Session court

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    Supreme Court
    It is the most senior constitutional court,
    and has the power of judicial review. The
    Chief Justice of India is the head and
    chief judge of the Supreme Court, which
    consists of a maximum of 34 judges and
    has extensive powers in the form of
    original, appellate and advisory
    jurisdictions.
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