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District & Sessions Court (D. & S.C.)
Magistrate’s Court (M.C.)
Quasi Judicial Fora and Tribunals include:
Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (I.T.A.T.)
Land Reforms Appellate Tribunal (L.R.A.T.)
Sales Tax Appellate Tribunal (S.T.A.T.)
Motor Vehicles Tribunal (M.V.T.)
Rent Recovery Tribunal (R.R.T.)
Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices
Commission (M.R.T.P.C.)
Central Administrative Tribunal (C.A.T.)
State Administrative Tribunal (S.A.T.)
Joint Administrative Tribunal (J.A.T.)
Central Excise, Gold, Appellate Tribunal
(C.E.G.A.T.)
Company Law Board (C.L.B.) Debt Recovery
Tribunal (D.R.T.)
National Human Rights Commission (N.H.R.C.)
Board of Industrial and Financial Reconstruction
(B.I.F.R.)
Civil Court (C.C.)
Metropolitan Magistrate's Court (M.M.C.)
Names (and abbreviations) of places in which High Courts of British India sat, other defunct
High Courts, and Courts of Judicial Commissioners that are since abolished were located
include:
Sindh (Sindh)
Lahore (Lah.)
Goa (Goa)
Oudh (Oudh)
Punjab (Punj.)
Courts not in existence or which no longer have jurisdiction over Indian matters include:
Privy Council (P.C.)
Federal Court (F.C.)
Court of the Judicial Commissioner (C.J.C.)
4.0 Articles in Periodicals
4.1 Monographs
Supreme Court at Calcutta (Calcutta S.C.)
Sadar Dewani Adalat (S.D.A.)
Cite monographs by name of the author(s), title, page referenced, edition, and year (in
parentheses):
4.2 Journals
P.C. Rao, Alternative Dispute Resolution - What it is and how it works, 23 (1997).
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