Repealed or not in force
The Oudh Civil Courts Act, 1871, 32 of 1871 (Rep., Act 22 of 1886)
40 sections · As amended up to 2026-08
Sections
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- 1Where, in any suit or proceeding, it is necessary for any Court under this Act to decide any questio
- 2No presiding officer of any Court having jurisdiction under this Act shall try any suit or appeal in
- 3The presiding officer of any Court under this Act may, for any misconduct, be suspended or removed by the Governor General in Council
- 5Every Court of the first and second grades may fine, in an amount not exceeding one month's salary,
- 6The Civil Judge of Lucknow, Deputy Commissioner, Commissioner, and Judicial Commissioner shall appoi
- 7The Civil Judge of Lucknow, Deputy Commissioner, Commissioner and Judicial Commissioner may remove o
- 8Any fine imposed under this chapter shall, if the order imposing it so directs, be recovered from the offender's salary. Recovery of fines
- 9Nothing in this chapter shall be deemed to bar the general control of the Chief Commissioner over al
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- 10The Chief Commissioner shall, with the previous sanction of the Governor General in Council, fix, an
- 11The Courts mentioned in the first column of the subjoined table shall ordinarily have jurisdiction i
- 12The Court of the Deputy Commissioner shall be deemed to be the principal Civil Court of original jur
- 13The Commissioner may withdraw any suit instituted in any Court subordinate to him, and try such suit
- 14Section twelve of Act VIII of 1859 shall be read, as regards the trial of suits in Oudh, subject to the following modification, namely:
- 15(1.)—Appeals from the decrees and orders in original suits and proceedings of the Courts of the firs
- 16The Commissioner may withdraw any appeal instituted in the Court of any Deputy Commissioner subordin
- 17If the decision of a Deputy Commissioner or a Commissioner, passed in appeal, reverse or modify the
- 18If the Court of first appeal confirms the decision of the Court of first instance, such decision shall be final:
- 19The Judicial Commissioner, after hearing and considering the case so referred, shall send a copy of
- 20Costs, if any, consequent on the reference of the case to the Judicial Commissioner, shall be costs in the appeal out of which the reference arose
- 21The memorandum of appeal must, when the appeal lies to the Commissioner, be presented within
- 22Whenever the state of business in the Court of the Judicial Commissioner is such that he cannot disp
- 23When the Judicial Commissioner entertains any doubt as to the decision to be passed on any appeal un
- 24The High Court shall, with as little delay as possible, proceed to try the case referred as if it we
- 25The provisions of section twenty, as to the adjustment of costs, shall apply to cases referred under the last preceding section
- 26In any district in which a settlement of the land-revenue is in progress, the Chief Commissioner, wi
- 27If, before any officer so invested, a suit relating both to such land and other property be institut
- 28No suit relating to any tenure which shall be cognizable by the Court of any settlement officer unde
- 29When a mortgagee shall, under or by virtue of a mortgage executed before the said day, have obtained
- 30Nothing herein contained shall be taken to bar a suit for redemption in any case where, by the instr
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- 31Where, in any suit or proceeding, it is necessary for any Court under this Act to decide any questio
- 32No presiding officer of any Court having jurisdiction under this Act shall try any suit or appeal in
- 33The presiding officer of any Court under this Act may, for any misconduct, be suspended or removed by the Governor General in Council
- 35Every Court of the first and second grades may fine, in an amount not exceeding one month's salary,
- 36The Civil Judge of Lucknow, Deputy Commissioner, Commissioner, and Judicial Commissioner shall appoi
- 37The Civil Judge of Lucknow, Deputy Commissioner, Commissioner and Judicial Commissioner may remove o
- 38Any fine imposed under this chapter shall, if the order imposing it so directs, be recovered from the offender's salary. Recovery of fines
- 39Nothing in this chapter shall be deemed to bar the general control of the Chief Commissioner over al
- 40Act No. XIX of 1868 shall be construed as if, for "Financial Commissioner" in sections eighty-four,
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