District Courts, Chandigarh

District Courts, Chandigarh
Established	1966
Country	Chandigarh
Location	Chandigarh
Authorized by	Constitution of India
Decisions are appealed to	Punjab and Haryana High Court
Judge term length	Till 62 years of age
Number of positions	20
Website
District & Sessions Judge
Currently	S.K. Goel

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District courts, Chandigarh is the district and sessions court for the Union territory of Chandigarh,^[1] in India. It is situated at sector 43 in Chandigarh, the capital of the states of Punjab and Haryana. The sanctioned strength of this district and sessions court is 20 judges. As on 9 April 2011, there are 20 judges.

History

The court came into existence on 1 November 1966 ^[2] with the bifurcation of the states of Punjab and Haryana and creation of Chandigarh as a Union Territory. Shri Jasmer Singh was the first District & Sessions Judge, Chandigarh, and Shri Sohan Lal Verma was the Sub Judge First Class.

Number and type of courts

One court of District & Sessions Judge
Eight Courts of Additional District & Sessions Judges
One Special Court for trying C.B.I. Cases
One Special court for trying cases against women
Courts of Civil Judge (Senior Division)
Chief Judicial Magistrate
Twenty Courts of Civil Judges (Junior Division)
Two Special Courts dealing with u/s 138 of Negotiable Instruments cases

Judges

Suresh Kumar Goel - District & Sessions Judge ^[3]
Najar Singh - Addl. District & Sessions Judge ^[3]
Jasbir Singh Sidhu - Addl. District& Sessions Judge ^[3]
Paramjit Singh - Addl. District& Sessions Judge ^[3]
Atul Kasana - Addl. District& Sessions Judge ^[3]
Shashi Bala Chauhan - Special Judge, CBI Court ^[3]
Ranjit Kumar Jain - Civil Judge, Sr. Division cum Addl. Chief Judicial Magistrate ^[3]
Jasbir Singh Sidhu - Chief Judicial Magistrate ^[3]
Parinder Singh - Civil Judge (Jr.Div) ^[3]
Ranjeev Kumar - Civil Judge (Jr. Div) ^[3]
Barjinderpal Singh - Civil Judge (Jr. Div) ^[3]
Sucheta Chauhan - Civil Judge (Jr.Div) ^[3]
Anupamish Modi - Civil Judge (Jr. Div) ^[3]
Gurpartap Singh - Civil Judge (Jr. Div) ^[3]
Ajit Pal Singh - Civil Judge (Jr. Div) ^[3]
Pritpal Singh - Civil Judge (Jr.Div) ^[3]
Sanjay Kumar Sharma - Civil Judge (Jr. Div) ^[3]
Sunil Kumar - Civil Judge (Jr. Div) ^[3]
Hemraj Mittal - Civil Judge (Jr.Div) ^[3]
Amit Sharma - Civil Judge (Jr.Div) ^[3]

District Bar Association

The District Bar Association, Chandigarh has presently about 1600 Advocates enrolled as members of District Bar Association.

Lok adalat

Lok adalats help in disposing of large number of cases.^[4]

References

External links

Judiciary of India

Supreme Court	Supreme Court of India Chief Justice of India List of Chief Justices of India List of sitting judges

High Courts	High Courts of India Chief Justices of the High Courts of India

District Courts	District Courts of India List of district courts of India

Judicial Magistrate of First Class	Courts of Judicial Magistrate of First Class Gram Nyayalayas

Judicial Magistrate of Second Class	Courts of Judicial Magistrate of Second Class

Constitution	Constitution of India Law of India Indian Penal Code

Appointment of Judges	National Judicial Appointments Commission

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