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Appeal against the order of Additional Session judge shall lie to__________?

Correct answer: A. HIGH COURT

  • A. HIGH COURT
  • B. SUPREME COURT
  • C. BOTH
  • D. NONE

Explanation

An Additional Sessions Judge exercises the jurisdiction of a Sessions Court, and an appeal from the relevant judgment or order ordinarily lies to the High Court. The Supreme Court is generally an appellate forum after the High Court stage, subject to constitutional and statutory limits.

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