Supreme Court of India

Union of India and Anr. v. Delhi High Court Bar Association and Ors.

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Bench B.N. Kirpal, Y.K. Sabharwal and K.G. Balakrishan JJ.
Decided 14 March 2002

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Debt Laws: Recovery of Debts Due to Banks and Financial Institutions Act, 1993 (as amended): Section 19-Applications to the Tribunal-Pecuniary jurisdiction-Act vested jurisdiction in Tribunals in respect of recovery suit exceeding Rs. JO lakhs-Jn respect of recovery of suits for less than Rs. JO lakhs, jurisdiction vested in ordinary civil courts and High Courts-Validity of-Held: Such pecuniary jurisdiction is no ground for holding the Act as invalid Section 22-Tribunal and Appellate Tribunal-Procedure and powers­ Effect-Held: Establishment of a Banking Tribunal does not erode the…

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