Explanation:

- Chief Judicial Magistrate Court: Primarily deals with criminal matters, not civil cases. Handles more serious criminal cases within its jurisdiction.

- Junior Civil Judge Court: Often deals with small claims or lower-value civil suits. Functions as a lower-level civil court in some states.

- Second Class Judicial Magistrates Court: Mostly handles petty criminal cases, not civil matters. Generally deals with minor offenses with punishments up to a certain limit.

- Munsiff Court: Generally considered one of the lowest courts in the hierarchy dealing exclusively with civil matters like disputes over small property or debts.

Correct Answer: Option 4 - Munsiff Court