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The State Government in consultation with the High Court, may also appoint Additional District Judge to exercise jurisdiction in one or more Courts of the District Judges.
The Central Government in consultation with the High Court, may also appoint Additional District Judge to exercise jurisdiction in one or more Courts of the District Judges.
The State Government in consultation with the Court of Small Causes, may also appoint Additional District Judge to exercise jurisdiction in one or more Courts of the District Judges.
The State Government in consultation with the Court of Judicial Magistrate First Class, may also appoint Additional District Judge to exercise jurisdiction in one or more Courts of the District Judges.
Section 21 of Punjab Courts Act –
21. Additional District Judges—(1) The State Government in consultation with the High Court, may also appoint Additional District Judge to exercise jurisdiction in one or more Courts of the District Judges. (2) Additional District Judges shall have jurisdiction to deal with and dispose of such cases only as the High Court, by general or special order, may direct them to deal with and dispose of or as the District Judge of the District may make over to them for being dealt with and disposed of: Provided that the case pending with the Additional District Judges immediately before the extension of the Punjab Courts (Amendment) Act, 1963 to the Union Territory of Delhi, shall be deemed to be cases so directed to be dealt with or disposed of by the High Court or so made over to them by the District Judge of the District as the case may be. (3) While dealing with and disposing of the cases referred in sub-section (2) an Additional District Judge shall be deemed to be the Court of the District Judge
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