Civil Courts ordinance 1962 on Fingertips | overview | Brief Introduction

Civil Courts ordinance 1962 a brief introduction overview. It describes Civil courts types pecuniary jurisdiction to try suits/cases civil judge class 1 2 3 Additional District Judge District Judge appeals seal of court. Civil courts and courts of appeal. Definitions. CHAPTER II CIVIL COURTS 3. Classes of Courts. 4. Civil Districts. 5. District Judges. 6. Additional District Judges. 7. Original jurisdiction of District Judges in suits. 8. Civil Judges. 9. Pecuniary limits of Jurisdiction of Civil Judges. 10. Local limits of jurisdiction. 11. [Omitted] 12. Exercise by Civil Judges of Jurisdiction of District Courts in certain proceedings. 13. Places of sitting of Courts. 14. Control of Courts and Presiding Officers. 15. Power to distribute business. 16. Delegation of powers by District Judges. CHAPTER III JURISDICTION IN CIVIL APPEALS 17. Appeals from District Judges or Additional District Judges. 18. Appeals from Civil Judges. CHAPTER IV SUPPLEMENTAL PROVISIONS 19. Continuance of powers of officers. 20. Provisions regarding petition-writers. 21. Temporary vacancy of office of District Judge. 22. Delegation of powers of the District Judge. 23. Temporary vacancy of office of Civil Judge. 24. Civil Courts having unlimited jurisdiction regarding value to try suits against the State and its servants in their official capacity. 25. List of holidays. 26. Seal of the Court. 27. Power to frame rules.