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Constitution Of India 1949
227. Power of superintendence over all courts by the High Court
(1) Every High ... deemed to confer on a High Court powers of superintendence over any court or tribunal constituted
Central Government Act
motu power under Section
401 to exercise revisional power. In addition, section 482
saves inherent powers of the High ... objection raised on the
maintainability, this Court held that power of the High
Court to entertain the revision
Supreme Court of India
from judgment of Lower Court-Extent of
inherent power of High Court-Jurisdiction when to be
excercised Code of Criminal ... Court can claim
inherent power to alter the judgment of another Court. The
Madras High Court
Supreme Court of India
legislative, not executive, power. It
is legislative power. [1054D-F]
That the Governor possesses legislative power under the
Constitution ... powers under Art. 309. That power is subject to all other
provisions of the Constitution which means that the power
Supreme Court of India
decisions of this Court laying down principles for the exercise of
powers by the High Court under Articles ... this Court again reaffirmed that the power of superintendence of
the High Court under Article 227 being extraordinary
Supreme Court of India
structured as follows:
"107. Powers of High Court with respect to
subordinate Courts. - Each ... history of this power has been elaborately
traced by a Division Bench of Calcutta High
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Court in the case
Supreme Court of India
view of the numerous decisions of the Supreme Court and the Privy
Council, there can be no dispute about ... person accused of a
bailable offence, the Supreme Court upheld, in the case of A.I.R. 1958
SC (supra
Allahabad High Court
Madras Supreme Court
and Clause 13 of the Charter of the Bombay Supreme Court.
In this way, the principle ... power
of superintendence which was execised by the Supreme Court and
inherited by the Presidency High Courts was not vested
Allahabad High Court
Court, the
Board of Revenue is a Revenue Court and not a Civil Court within the
meaning of Section ... entirely another question whether the
Rent Court does not remain a Civil Court in the sense that it is
deciding
Madras High Court
therefore, prays that, in exercise of the inherent powers of
this Court under Section 561A of the Criminal Procedure Code ... 561A of the Code,
there is no inherent power in the High Court to review or reconsider,
alter
Bombay High Court
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