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In the usual district-level structure of civil courts in a State, which of the following lists courts in correct descending order of rank?
The correct descending order is High Court, then District Court, then Civil Judge (Junior Division). The High Court supervises all subordinate courts in the State, and the District Court is the principal civil court of the district above the lower civil judges.
- ADistrict Court, High Court, Civil Judge (Junior Division)
- BHigh Court, District Court, Civil Judge (Junior Division)Correct
- CHigh Court, Civil Judge (Junior Division), District Court
- DDistrict Court, Civil Judge (Junior Division), High Court
Explanation
Within a State, the High Court is above the District Court, which supervises the subordinate civil courts such as the Civil Judge (Senior Division) and Civil Judge (Junior Division). Options placing the High Court below the District Court are wrong because High Courts supervise all courts in the State.
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