Judges Can’t Overstep Defined Jurisdiction & Expose Administration Of Justice To Individualistic Whims & Fancies: J&K&L High Court

Judges Can’t Overstep Defined Jurisdiction & Expose Administration Of Justice To Individualistic Whims & Fancies

Case: Majid Nabi Khan Vs Executive Officer MC Bijbehara

Coram: Justice Rahul Bharti

Case No.: CM(M ) 130/2022

Court Observation: “The Additional District Judge, Anantnag parted with the judgment with wordings “appeal disposed of and be consigned to records after due compilation”. It is lost to imagination as to what fate the trial court order dated 21st April 2022 and suit of the petitioner was consigned by the Additional District Judge, Anantnag vide his said judgment”

“Everybody in the matter is at loss to know & show from the impugned judgment of the Additional District Judge as to what has been done to the trial court’s impugned order and labor invested to pass the said order which was taken in appeal, and also the paralysis of the civil suit lying on the file of the civil court to nobody’s understanding as to what disposal is left to be given to the suit”

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Keywords

Defined Jurisdiction,