The Delhi High Court, a cornerstone of India's judiciary, adjudicates legal matters within the National Capital Territory of Delhi. Established in 1966, it...
The Delhi High Court is the principal court of original civil and criminal jurisdiction in the National Capital Territory of Delhi, India, established under the Delhi High Court Act, 1966.
Its jurisdiction extends over the National Capital Territory of Delhi, encompassing original, appellate, and writ jurisdiction for a wide range of civil, criminal, and constitutional matters.
The Delhi High Court is headed by a Chief Justice, appointed by the President of India, who oversees its administration and judicial functions, supported by other judges.
Through its landmark judgments, interpretations of law, and handling of Public Interest Litigations (PILs), it significantly influences legal precedents and policy across India.