________ is the presiding Court of a district ?
Correct answer: C. Session Court
- A. High Court
- B. Special Court
- C. Session Court
- D. None of above
Explanation
The Court of Session is the principal criminal court for a sessions division, which ordinarily corresponds to a district. A High Court has wider provincial jurisdiction, while a Special Court is created for particular offences or laws.
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