Courts in Delhi

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Courts in Delhi include:

• Supreme Court of India^[1]
• High Court of Delhi^[2]
• Delhi District Courts

1. Tis Hazari Courts Complex catering to North and West Districts
2. Patiala House Courts Complex catering to New Delhi District.
3. Covering to East & North-East Districts
4. Rohini catering to West & Outer Districts,
5. Dwarka Covering to South-West District,
6. Saket, Covering to South & South-East Districts (opened in August, 2010)
7. Rouse Avenue Courts Complex (opened in April, 2019)

• Tribunals

1. Appellate Tribunal for Electricity^[3]
2. Central Administrative Tribunal^[4]
3. Competition Appellate Tribunal^[5]
4. Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal^[6]
5. Cyber Appellate Tribunal^[7]
6. Income Tax Appellate Tribunal^[8]
7. Railway Claims Tribunal^[9]
8. Debt Recovery Tribunal

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