India High Court

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Date: Mon, 13 Oct 2008 Time: 12:46 PM
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The judicial system of India is basically made up of the supreme court of India which stands at the apex of the entire country’s hierarchy. There are a total of twenty one high courts which are at the top of the hierarchy for every state. The India high court has a jurisdiction over the particular state or over the group of union territories and states or even over union territory. Below the Indian High Court there is the hierarchy of subordinate courts which are called as criminal courts, family courts, civil courts and other district courts. All the high courts of India are organized as constitutional courts through the Chapter V, Part VI and Article 214 in the Indian constitution.

The Indian Supreme Court is the highest court for the entire country which is established by the Indian constitution. According to the Indian constitution, the role of India Supreme Court is the same as that of federal court which also acts as the guardian for the constitution of India. It is also the place for the highest appeal for any individual.

There is also the patent law in India where the entire patent system of India is managed or governed by superintendence of the general controller of designs patients, India Trademark patent and also by the geographical indications. There are a total of four patent offices in India in which the head office if situated in Kolkata. Anyone can be granted patent for their products or services but it is important to follow the proper procedure. This can be better done through a professional lawyer in India.

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Harpreet Oberoi is author of jotwani.com Jotwani Associates is professionally managed by Indian Lawyer. It deals with litigation in Supreme Court of India, Indian High Court.

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