Supreme Court of India
H. S. Yadav v. Shakuntala Devi Parakh
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What the Court ordered
We hold that an appeal under Section 13 (2) of the Act directly to the Supreme Court is not maintai nable.
Judgment, page 8
From the headnote
Constitution of India– Arts.323B, 246, 227 and Seve nth Schedule, List I (Entry 77), List II (Entry 65) & List II I ( Entry 46) – State of Chhattisgarh enacted the 2011 Rent Control Act – Und er the Act, in the hierarchy of adjudicating authorities there is a Rent Controller and above that, Rent Control Tribunal – Under s.13, from any order of the Rent Controller, an appeal li es to the Rent Control Tribunal and in terms of s.13(2), an appeal lies as a ma tter of right to the Supreme Court – Issue as to whether the State Legislature can enact law providing an appeal direc tly to the Supreme
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