Adjudicating officer jurisdiction is limited by injury claims, with larger claims vesting in competent courts and civil-court execution status. Section 46 is amended to limit adjudication to matters involving liability for penalty or compensation. The adjudicating officer may adjudicate injury or ... Summary
Adjudicating officer jurisdiction is limited by injury claims, with larger claims vesting in competent courts and civil-court execution status.
Section 46 is amended to limit adjudication to matters involving liability for penalty or compensation. The adjudicating officer may adjudicate injury or damage claims not exceeding five crore rupees, while higher claims vest with the competent court. The adjudicating officer is deemed a civil court for execution-related purposes under Order XXI of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908.
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