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exclusive jurisdiction to order eviction Civil
Court inherently lacks jurisdiction to entertain suit for
eviction.
Code of Civil Procedure ... goes to the root of
its exercise of jurisdiction, lacks inherent jurisdiction.
It is a coram non judice. A decree
Supreme Court of India
complete nullity and as the Court lacked inherent jurisdiction to pass
such a decree, the same was not executable ... jurisdiction. When the Court does not lack inherent jurisdiction, the
decree passed by such a Court in the exercise
Gujarat High Court
section 2 thereof. The Small Causes Court lacked
inherent jurisdiction to entertain and try a suit
pertaining to the premises ... Provincial Small Causes Court Act was not lacking in
inherent jurisdiction while it decreed the suit. He
invited my attention
Bombay High Court
order passed by the trial Court was without jurisdiction, it
was a nullity and was not required ... that it cannot be said that there was inherent lack
of jurisdiction in the trial Court in passing the order
Gujarat High Court
Arbitration then in that case, there
was an inherent lack of jurisdiction, and as a result of this inherent
lack ... purposes of considering whether there was any inherent lack of
jurisdiction, the Court must go into the question
Bombay High Court
section (1) of the SICA there was inherent
lack of jurisdiction on the part of this court in proceeding with ... present
case. By reason thereof the court lacks inherent jurisdiction to
proceed with the suit. As such a decree, passed
Calcutta High Court
goes to the root of its exercise or
jurisdiction, lacks inherent jurisdiction. It is a coram non judice.
A decree ... case of decree of nullity. If the Court inherently
lacks jurisdiction consent cannot confer jurisdiction. Where certain
statutory rights
Bombay High Court
inherent jurisdiction and not merely of an erroneous exercise within its jurisdiction and a Court which otherwise has jurisdiction ... inherent jurisdiction and not one merely of an erroneous exercise within its jurisdiction. A Court, which otherwise has jurisdiction
Madras High Court
ground that same
was passed by a court lacking inherent jurisdiction and therefore
inexecutable?
Property No. 212/IX, Chawri Bazar ... having been passed by a court lacking inherent
jurisdiction. But according to him to the decrees passed prior
Supreme Court of India
evidence and
appreciate it on a Court which lacks inherent jurisdiction.
Art. 136 of the Constitution of India--Intervention ... held
inapplicable.
8. If the Court lacks inherent jurisdiction, no amount of
consent can confer jurisdiction. The failure
Supreme Court of India
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