The CIVIL COURTS ACT, 1977 (1920 A. D.)
jammu-and-kashmir · 1977
- S. 1Short title, extent and commencement
- S. 2Definitions.
- S. 3The High Court.
- S. 4Civil appellate jurisdiction.
- S. 5Rules for work in High Court.
- S. 6Ministerial officers.
- S. 7Superintendence and control of subordinate Courts.
- S. 8Power to make rules
- S. 9Registers, books, accounts and statements to be kept and furnished by High Court.
- S. 10Procedure of High Court in exercise of Civil jurisdiction.
- S. 11Extraordinary original jurisdiction of High Court
- S. 12Probate jurisdiction of High Court.
- S. 13Classes of Courts.
- S. 14Civil Districts.
- S. 15District Judges.
- S. 16Additional Judges.
- S. 17Subordinate Judges.
- S. 18Munsiffs.
- S. 19District Court to be principal Civil Court of original jurisdiction.
- S. 20Original jurisdiction of District Judge in suits.
- S. 21Pecuniary limits of jurisdiction of Subordinate Judges and Munsiffs.
- S. 22Local limits of jurisdiction.
- S. 23Special Judges.
- S. 24Power to invest Subordinate Judge and Munsiff with Small Cause Court jurisdiction and Small Cause Court Judge with ordinary jurisdiction.
- S. 25Exercise by Subordinate Judge or Munsiff of jurisdiction of District Court in certain proceedings.
- S. 26Place of sitting of Court.
- S. 27Suspension or removal.
- S. 28Control of Courts.
- S. 29Power to distribute business.
- S. 30Ministerial officers of Sub-ordinate Courts.
- S. 31Powers to fine Ministerial officers.
- S. 32Delegation of District Judge’s powers.
- S. 33Appeals from District Judge or Additional Judge.
- S. 34Appeals from Subordinate Judges and Munsiffs.
- S. 35Power to transfer to Subordinate Judges appeals from Munisffs.
- S. 36Continuance of powers of officers.
- S. 37Vacations.
- S. 38Transfer of proceedings.
- S. 39Continuance of proceedings on termination of jurisdiction of a Court.
- S. 40Bar against trial of certain suits and appeals.
- S. 41Subordinate court defined.
- S. 42Saving.
- S. 43High Court to be construed as High Court of Judicature.