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Date: 2019-04-05 Category: Extra Ordinary State: Union Government Country: India

The Dadra and Nagar Haveli (Civil Courts and Miscellaneous Provisions) Amendment Regulation, 2019

Issued by Ministry of Law and Justice · Legislative Department

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Executive Summary: The Dadra and Nagar Haveli Civil Courts and Miscellaneous Provisions Amendment Regulation, 2019, was promulgated by the President of India and received assent on January 10, 2019. The regulation amends the 1963 Regulation, altering pecuniary jurisdiction limits for civil courts and enabling the transfer of pending suits and appeals. It came into force immediately on April 5, 2019. Key Points / Main Content: Amendment of Pecuniary Jurisdiction: * Section 5 of the principal regulation is amended, substituting "five lakh rupees" for "one lakh rupees" in subsection 2, clause b. * Section 6 of the principal regulation is amended, substituting "ten lakh rupees" for "one lakh rupees" in subsection 2, clause a. * Section 7 of the principal regulation is amended: * Substituting "twelve thousand rupees" for "three thousand rupees" in subsection 1 (i). * Substituting "six thousand rupees" for "one thousand and five hundred rupees" in subsection 1 (ii). Transfer of Pending Suits and Appeals: * New Section 13A is inserted into the principal Regulation. * Suits not exceeding five lakhs rupees pending before the Civil Judge Senior Division will be transferred to the Civil Judge Junior Division. The court may proceed from the existing stage, an earlier stage, or de novo. * Appeals not exceeding ten lakhs rupees pending before the High Court will be transferred to the District Court. The District Court may proceed from the existing stage, an earlier stage, or de novo. * The transfer provision does not apply to suits and appeals statutorily provided under the relevant enactment before the Civil Judge Senior Division or the High Court. Impact Analysis: Civil Judge Junior Division: * Impact: Increase in caseload due to the transfer of suits from the Civil Judge Senior Division. * Action Required: Prepare to manage the increased number of cases, potentially reviewing transferred cases de novo or from the stage reached in the previous court. Civil Judge Senior Division: * Impact: Reduction in caseload as suits are transferred to the Civil Judge Junior Division. * Action Required: Transfer applicable cases to the Civil Judge Junior Division. High Court: * Impact: Reduction in caseload as appeals are transferred to the District Court. * Action Required: Transfer applicable appeals to the District Court. District Court: * Impact: Increase in caseload due to the transfer of appeals from the High Court. * Action Required: Prepare to manage the increased number of appeals, potentially reviewing transferred appeals de novo or from the stage reached in the previous court. Litigants: * Impact: Suits and appeals may be transferred to a different court. * Action Required: Be aware of the new jurisdiction limits and monitor the status of their pending cases for potential transfer. Ensure compliance with any new court directions following the transfer.

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Parliament: The legislative body that passed the Act. President: The President of India, who gave assent to the Act and promulgated the Regulation. The Dadra and Nagar Haveli Civil Courts and Miscellaneous Provisions Amendment Regulation, 2019: The main regulation being analyzed, amending a previous regulation. Dadra and Nagar Haveli Civil Courts and Miscellaneous Provisions Regulation, 1963: The principal regulation being amended by the 2019 Amendment Regulation. Constitution: The Constitution of India, specifically article 240, which confers powers to the President. High Court: Refers to the High Court with jurisdiction over Dadra and Nagar Haveli, mentioned in the context of transfer of pending appeals. District Court: Refers to the District Court where appeals will be transferred according to the new regulation. New Delhi: The location where the Ministry of Law and Justice is located.
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