Tribunals Reforms (Rationalisation And Conditions Of Service) Bill, 2021 Chapter X AMENDMENTS TO THE CONTROL OF NATIONAL HIGHWAYS (LAND AND TRAFFIC) ACT, 2002
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Jurisdictional reallocation: appeals under the National Highways Act now lie to the Court, replacing tribunals entirely. Amendment inserts a definition of Court as the principal civil court of original jurisdiction and the High Court in its original jurisdiction; removes tribunal references and related sections; and replaces tribunal-based appeals with an appeal to the Court from orders or actions of the Highway Administration, excluding issuance or service of specified notices.
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Jurisdictional reallocation: appeals under the National Highways Act now lie to the Court, replacing tribunals entirely.
Amendment inserts a definition of Court as the principal civil court of original jurisdiction and the High Court in its original jurisdiction; removes tribunal references and related sections; and replaces tribunal-based appeals with an appeal to the Court from orders or actions of the Highway Administration, excluding issuance or service of specified notices.
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