How does transfer of cases from lower court work?

P.C – Power of Sessions Judge to transfer cases and appeals. When the court is reasonably satisfied that the subordinate court is unable to deliver justice to the aggrieved. The application could be filed by the lower court to the sessions court which may demand such transfer or by the own accord of the court.

When was CrPC introduced?

1973
The Code of Criminal Procedure commonly called Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) is the main legislation on procedure for administration of substantive criminal law in India. It was enacted in 1973 and came into force on 1 April 1974.

How do you transfer a case to another state?

Transfer of cases relating to Matrimonial Disputes from a court situated in a particular state to a court situated in another state, can only be done by the way of Transfer Petition which may be filed by either party to the case before Hon’ble Supreme Court of India.

What is the procedure to transfer criminal cases?

Section 407 of the Code of Criminal Procedure empowers the High Courts to transfer cases and appeals.

1. Circumstances in which HC may order the transfer of a case or appeal.
2. Orders that the High Court can pass.
3. At whose instance the powers of transfer are exercised.
4. Procedure to be followed.

How is penalty imposed on not duly stamped instrument?

My topic is penalty imposed on not duly stamped instrument. Their various provision in the Indian stamp Act regarding the penalty. The penalty is imposed by the collector as he is executive magistrate. When any instrument is not duly stamped penalty is imposed as per rules of law.

What happens if stamp duty is not paid on instrument?

When proper stamp duty is not paid on the instrument at that time certain penalty is imposed by the collector. This penalty may be of the payment of the insufficient stamp duty and fine of Rs. 500 or he may take the fine up to 10 time of the insufficient stamp duty.

How does the New York City court system work?

Promptly after information about the issuance of a decision or order is recorded in the computer application, a notification of the issuance of the decision or order is sent by e-mail to attorneys on the case in question who have signed up for, and recorded the case in, the court system’s case tracking service, e-Track.

How is penalty imposed under Indian Stamp Act?

Their various provision in the Indian stamp Act regarding the penalty. The penalty is imposed by the collector as he is executive magistrate. When any instrument is not duly stamped penalty is imposed as per rules of law.

What are the rules for stamping court documents?

All documents presented for stamping must include the title of the action e.g. names of the defendant / plaintiff. Blank documents must not be stamped under any circumstances. Stamped lodged documents will not be returned to any practitioner except in those instances provided for under Court Rules.

When is stamp duty payable on a court order?

Stamp duty is payable on Instrument and the Court Order is Instrument. Definition of Conveyance is inclusive and hence whether or not there is transfer of assets and liabilities between the companies, when new shares are allotted by Transferee Company as a part of the Scheme, Stamp duty is liable to be paid.

Is the Amalgamation Order of High Court incidentable to stamp duty?

Order passed by the Court sanctioning such a Scheme under Section 394 of the Companies Act,1956 which effects transfer is a document chargeable to Stamp Duty. The Amalgamation Order of High Court is the instrument. It is not incidental. Amalgamation Scheme is not a document chargeable to duty.

How does entry in the court record work?

Entry gives effect to orders and judgments. Service of a copy of the decision and order or judgment with notice of entry causes the appellate clock to start to tick. “Entry” in the records of the Clerk is done as of the day on which the County Clerk stamps a document with the official stamp.