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case for quashing the proceedings was made
out. The inherent 'Jurisdiction of the High Court could be
exercised to quash ... following are some
categories of cases where the inherent jurisdiction could
and should be exercised to quash proceedings:
(i) where
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specific power
the Court cannot by relying upon its inherent jurisdiction extend its
scope of that power. The 41st ... covered by the other provisions of the
Code. The inherent jurisdiction of the High Court can be exercised to
quash
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SC2176 (38)
ACT:
Practice and Procedur-Inherent jurisdiction of High Court-
Power to stop publication of proceedings of a trial ... High Court has inherent jurisdiction to hold a trial in
camera if the ends of justice clearly and necessarily
require
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India or any High Court in exercise
of its inherent jurisdiction has no
such original jurisdiction, power
or authority ... punish for contempt is a part of
their inherent jurisdiction and is essential to enable the
courts to administer justice
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root of
its exercise of jurisdiction, lacks inherent jurisdiction.
It is a coram non judice. A decree passed by such ... Civil Court
is ousted. The Civil Court lacked inherent jurisdiction to
take cognisance of the cause and to pass
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under the said
Act.
Mr. Shishodia submitted that the inherent jurisdiction of the High
Court under Section ... Courts and this
Court have time and again exercised inherent jurisdiction under Section 482
Criminal Procedure Code to quash proceedings
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SINHA, J.
Whether inherent jurisdiction of the High Court is available while
dealing with a Criminal Appeal filed ... exercise any revisional jurisdiction under Section 397 nor
its inherent jurisdiction under Section 482 of the Code of Criminal
Procedure
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Criminal Procedure Code the High Court has inherent
jurisdiction to impose costs to prevent the abuse of the
process ... with the contention that the High Court cannot
exercise inherent jurisdiction under Section
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ground that same
was passed by a court lacking inherent jurisdiction and therefore
inexecutable?
Property No. 212/IX, Chawri Bazar ... case (supra) and therefore the civil court
lacked the inherent jurisdiction to pass such a decree. After the death
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authorities in the present cases
had no inherent jurisdiction to do so.
The observations of Das, J., and Kapurj ... vires but the action taken
under it was without inherent jurisdiction, a petition under
Art. 32 would lie. Finally
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