Supreme Court of India
Sri Jeyaram Educational Trust and Ors. v. A.G. Syed Mohideen and Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 - s.92 - Interpretation of, with reference to issuance of notification by State Government - Jurisdiction of District Courts to try suits uls. 92 in pursuance of the said Government notification which empowered Subordinate Courts in the State to entertain suits uls.92 - Held: The provisions of s. 92 do not give room for interpreting the word "or" used in the section as substitutive, so as io lead to an interpretation that when the Government notified any other court, such notified court alone had jurisdiction and not the District Court - Insofar as suits u/s.92
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