PLS EXPLAIN
amitkaur
(Querist) 27 November 2008
This query is : Resolved
WHAT IS COURT OF SESSION AND HOW IT IS DIFFERENT FROM HIGH COURT IN THE TERMS OF POWERS AND JURISDICTION .
smilingadvocate
(Expert) 27 November 2008
The court of sessions is the Court which is pertaining to an a district, and it is lower to that of the High court and the HIgh Court has a superintendce over the Court of Session.
There are common powers are provided under criminal procedures code, appeallate provision and revisional provisions, and granting of anticipatory bails, and discreationary power is also provided under the criminal procedure code, where as the High Court has a power of revisional, appellate, and quashing provisions under section 482 of Cr.P.C. and also granting of bails, and modification of the bail orders passed inthe lowercourt
K.C.Suresh
(Expert) 28 November 2008
Shine responds correctly.
Tribhuwan Pandey
(Expert) 28 November 2008
Yes Section 9 Cr. P.C. explains the details of session court.
However session court having original as well as appellate jurisdiction. The offences punishable with the imprisonment of seven years or more or what the law prescribed is under session trial.
High court also have original jurisdiction but in special circumstances it may call for records from its subordinate courts and decide the same.
A. A. JOSE
(Expert) 28 November 2008
I endorse all above viewpoints.
Suresh Kr. Mitruka
(Expert) 29 November 2008
Session Court is Court of law and the High Court is the Court of law and equity both.
