Saturday, February 4, 2023

"Jurisdiction of the Civil Courts Cannot be Completely Taken Away" : Supreme Court

There are various Courts in India.

They deal with different legal issues. Former Hon'ble Judge Shri Lavu Nageswara Rao has authored some interesting judgments. 

It was propounded at page 17 of South Delhi Municipal Corporation and Anr. vs. Today Homes and Infrastructure Private Limited and Others [2019] GCtR 2518 (SC) thus : - 

"It is settled law that jurisdiction of the civil courts cannot be completely taken away in spite of either an express or implied bar. The civil courts shall have jurisdiction to examine a matter in which there is an allegation of non-compliance of the provisions of the statute or any of the fundamental principles of judicial procedure."

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Vishal

Delhi

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