Which of the following courts in India are mainly vested with the establishment of facts?

Sub ordinate courts

The correct answer is Option 1 - Sub ordinate courts

High Courts and the Supreme Court of India are primarily vested with the interpretation of statutes. They have the authority to interpret laws enacted by the legislature and to ensure that these laws are applied correctly in legal disputes brought before them. District Courts, on the other hand, primarily handle trials and adjudication of cases based on existing statutes rather than interpreting them at a fundamental level.

The sub-ordinate courts are mainly vested with the establishment of facts while the appellate courts deal with interpretation of statues the correct application of law.