Jurisdiction of the Bombay High Court (HIGH COURT PRACTICE 3)
The Establishment of Appellate Side has Civil Jurisdiction & Criminal Jurisdiction and the matters are being taken up for hearing on its Benches spread over the Maharashtra State viz. Bombay, Nagpur, Aurangabad & Panjim(Goa).
TERRITORIAL JURISDICTION
The territorial Jurisdiction of the various Benches is as follows :
MATTER TYPES
(1) Civil Jurisdiction -
The High Court deals with following types of matter in its Civil Jurisdiction
- Writ Petition
- First Appeal
- Family Court Appeal
- Letters Patent Appeal
- Second Appeal
- Appeals from Order
- Contempt Appeals
- Civil Revision Application
- Contempt Petition
- Misc. Civil Application
- Civil References
- Tax Appeals
- Arbitration Petition
- Civil Application
(2) Criminal Jurisdiction -
The High Court deals with following types of matter in its Criminal Jurisdiction
- Criminal Writ Petition
- Criminal Appeal
- Confirmation Cases
- Criminal Revision Application
- Criminal Application
- Criminal Miscellaneous Application
- Criminal References
- Criminal Contempt Petition
FORUM OF THE CATEGORY OF THE CASES
(1) Civil Appellate Jurisdiction -
(2) Criminal Appellate Jurisdiction -
(B) ORIGINAL SIDE JURISDICTION
The Ordinary Original Civil Jurisdiction of the High Court extends to Greater Bombay
as defined in the Greater Bombay Laws and the Bombay High Court (Declaration of Limits)
Act, 1945, as amended by the Act of 1950 and 1956.
MATTER TYPES
The High Court deals with following types of matter in its Original Side Jurisdiction -
Suits, summary Suits,Matrimonial Suits, Commercial Causes, Testamentary and Intestate Suits, and matters, Writ Petitions, Company Matters, Land Acquisition References, Income tax and other tax matters, Insolvency matters, Admiralty and Vice-Admiralty Suits, Disciplinary Matters etc.
HOLDING OF COURT ON ORIGINAL SIDE
A Court for the exercise of the Original
Jurisdiction of the High Court on its several sides may be held before one or more Judges of
the High Court. Such Judge or Judges may, subject to any rules of the Court, exercise in
Court or in Chambers all or any part of the Original Jurisdiction of the High Court.
Sources -
1. Bombay High Court Website - https://bombayhighcourt.nic.in/proceeding.php
2. The Bombay High Court (Original Side) Rules, 1980
3. The Bombay High Court Appellate Side Rules, 1960
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