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The first Court established by the British Raj in our District was in Barkur, near Brahmavar, known as the District Munsiffs Court. It held jurisdiction over Udupi, Karkala, and Kundapura. In 1898, it relocated to Udupi, a part of the undivided South Kanara District (Dakshina Kannada). After the State Re-organization Act of 1956, South Kanara … Read more

The District and Sessions Court at Kondagaon was inaugurated on 23 October 2013 by Shri Shiv Mangal Pandey, District and Sessions Judge, Bastar. Shri Vinay Kumar Kashyap was appointed as the first Sessions Judge of Kondagaon district. Kondagaon is located between 19.6 degrees north and 81.67 degrees east. Kondagaon district, located in Bastar division, shares … Read more

During the British colonial period, Hamirpur was a part of the princely state of Kangra. After independence, it became a part of the Punjab state. However, in 1966, during the state reorganization, it became a part of Himachal Pradesh while remaining within the Kangra district. On 1 September 1972, Hamirpur was officially declared as a district. … Read more

KARWAR Town stands as a testament to British influence, with its historical institutions and legal system still echoing remnants of colonial legacy. The court halls, building facades, and traditional recording systems bear the imprint of British patterns. The evolution of Uttarakannada (Karwar)’s judiciary and legal fraternity spans over 400 years through three distinct systems. Initially developed … Read more

Kanker Court’s history traces back to the early 19th century, when it was initially under Maratha control, conditioned upon providing 500 men for government service. However, in 1809, the chief of Kanker lost his estate, only to be restored in 1818 under British authority. Maharajadhiraj Narhardeo, ascending to power in 1853, governed until 1889, when … Read more

In 1704, Anandpur was under a prolonged siege by the combined forces of the Mughals and the hill chiefs. Provisions had depleted entirely, and the Khalsa survived on leaves and tree bark. The Jats from the Majha region decided to return home. However, the Guru insisted they sign a disclaimer renouncing their allegiance to Sri … Read more

Sirmaur District, formerly a Princely State, has undergone significant transformations in its judicial system over the years. In the past, under the reign of Raja Fateh Prakash, criminal cases were decided through various methods including ordeal systems like swearing by ‘Ishwar Jagan Nath’ and ‘Jal Dobani’. Civil matters were resolved in open courts known as … Read more

Chamba shares borders with Jammu and Kashmir to the northwest and west, Ladakh and Lahaul-Bara Bangahal regions of Himachal Pradesh to the northeast and east, Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh, and Gurdaspur district of Punjab to the southeast and south. In the past, justice flowed from the ruler, who appointed judges, magistrates, and Munsifs, serving … Read more

The Chirang district is one of the newly formed judicial districts in the state of Assam. The Hon’ble Gauhati High Court has approved the proposal for temporarily accommodating the judicial courts in the Agriculture Guest House at Chirang. Chirang district is one among the four districts of Bodoland Territorial Area District (BTAD) under the Government … Read more

According to administrative reports, all the central acts of British India except revenue laws were applicable in the erstwhile Kawardha state. The Durbar Court presided over by the ruling head, functioned as the high court of the state. The Diwan was entrusted with the roles of District Judge and Sessions Judge, in addition to administrative … Read more