Powers of a civil court extend to advance ruling authorities, enabling inspection and compelled production; proceedings treated as judicial. The Authority and the Appellate Authority have, for discovery and inspection, enforcing attendance and examining on oath, issuing commissions and ... Summary
Powers of a civil court extend to advance ruling authorities, enabling inspection and compelled production; proceedings treated as judicial.
The Authority and the Appellate Authority have, for discovery and inspection, enforcing attendance and examining on oath, issuing commissions and compelling production of books and records, all the powers of a civil court under the Code of Civil Procedure; they are deemed to be a civil court for specified penal purposes but not for Chapter XXVI CrPC, and proceedings before them are judicial proceedings for the referenced penal provisions.
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