Inherent PowersHigh CourtsSection 482Cr.P.C.Inherent powers of the High Court under Section 482 of the Code of Criminal Procedure are unique in criminal jurisprudence. It is the most potent weapon for thePurohit, RanuSocial Science Electronic Publishing...
Sample translated sentence: In addition, the court rejected the plaintiff's appeal to broader inherent powers of the court given the limited powers of interference granted to courts under article # of the Model Law ↔ 此外,考虑到《示范法》第 # 条所授予法院的有限的干预权力,法院还驳回了原告要...
Soni Beniwal v/s Uttarakhand even if there is a bar on certain matters to be taken as PIL, there is always discretion available with the Court to do so in exercise of its inherent powers. In a latest, landmark a...
The term "inherent jurisdiction" refers to a set of default powers, usually not set out in statute, which enables a court to fulfil its roles. We discuss recently reported cases where such power has been exercised by the Irish High Court and what this means for psychiatrists in practice. Th...
1 1 Inherent Jurisdiction 1 BY QAISER JAVED MIAN Attorney-at-Law In the context of the above topic the root word is “inhere”, meaning, “To exist as a permanent, inseparable, or essential attribute or quality of a thing; to be intrinsic to something.” 2 The term “jurisdiction” has...
It is the same kind of myth that surrounded Alaafin Sango because of his weird powers and was eventually turned into a god. e. Oranmiyan was a grandson of Oduduwa but not a son of Oduduwa (Professor Jide Osuntokun) as Omon’Oba mischievously claimed in his book, reportedly. f. Oduduwa...
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inherent jurisdiction of the courtinherent powers of the courtSingaporeThe inherent power of the court to exercise its procedural jurisdiction to avoid injustice and ensure efficiency in litigation has long been recognised as a fundamental element of the administration of justice. Yet, the courts, ...
INHERENT powers doctrineDECISION makingCOMMON lawJUDGE-made lawThe Mental Capacity Act 2005 provides the legal framework governing what practitioners can do, and when, where it is believed someone's capacity to make decisions is compromised by a disturbance in the functioning of the mind or the ...
The article suggests interpreting domestic arbitration legislation in a manner that is consistent with Australia's pro-arbitration policy and advocates reconsideration of early High Court authority as to the inherent powers of courts in this area....