hierarchy of courts in India

Criminal Courts
The judiciary is divided along the lines of Nature of case they deal with - Civil, Criminal or Revenue

And along the lines of territorial distribution, with respect to the size of population of the place which they are going to give their service to - City or Metropolitan

Hence, the lower Criminal Courts are divided as follows as per the Criminal 
​Constitution of criminal courts are per territorial division



The power of the court is also defined in the CrPC Code, which is summaried as below
​Powers of various criminal courts



Civil Judiciary
The lower civil judiciary is divided as describe below
​Lower Civil judiciary 

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