Section 9, Cr,P.C. empowers ______ with power of establishment of Court of Session Judge and Assistant Session Judges?
Correct answer: D. Provincial Government
- A. None of above
- B. Federal Government
- C. Local Government
- D. Provincial Government
Explanation
Under section 9, the Provincial Government establishes the Court of Session in each sessions division and may establish courts of Additional Sessions Judges. The Federal and Local Governments do not exercise this power under that section.
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