Section 13
Section 13 of Civil Rights. Limitation of jurisdiction of civil Courts 1.
Limitation of jurisdiction of civil Courts 1. No civil court shall entertain or continue any suit or proceeding or diction of civil shall pass any decree or order or execute wholly or partially any decree or Courts. order if the claim involved in such suit or proceeding or if the passing of such decree or order or if such execution would in any way be contrary to the provisions of this Act. 2. No court shall, in adjudicating any matter or executing any decree or order, recognise any custom or usage imposing any disability on any person on the ground of "untouchability".
Section 13, Civil Rights (Act 22 of 1955).
Questions about Section 13
How do I find court cases under Section 13 of the Civil Rights?
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When was the Civil Rights enacted?
Civil Rights was enacted in 1955 as Act 22 of 1955. India Code records no commencement date for it. It is in force as at the date shown on this page.
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