Bar on civil adjudication restricts suits from addressing questions arising under the Act, preserving statutory dispute mechanisms. A statutory prohibition provides that, except where the statute expressly permits, no civil court has jurisdiction to deal with or decide any question arising from or relating to anything done or purported to be done under this Act, thereby reserving dispute resolution to the statute's specialized mechanisms.
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Bar on civil adjudication restricts suits from addressing questions arising under the Act, preserving statutory dispute mechanisms.
A statutory prohibition provides that, except where the statute expressly permits, no civil court has jurisdiction to deal with or decide any question arising from or relating to anything done or purported to be done under this Act, thereby reserving dispute resolution to the statute's specialized mechanisms.
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