Supreme Court of India
Mohannakumaran Nair v. Vijayakumaran Nair
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: c ss. 20 & 15-Territorial jurisdiction-Question in regard to the jurisdiction to be determined with reference to the date on which the suit is filed and entertained and not with reference to a future date- Subsequent change of residence of the party-defendant would not confer territorial jurisdiction inlhe Court which it did not have at the time of institution of the suit. s.115-Jurisdiction under-Held, is discretionary-However, the discretion has to be exercised in accordance with law and not de-hors the same. Doctrines-Doctrine of dominus litus-Applicability
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