Jurisdictional threshold bars courts below Metropolitan or First Class Magistrate from trying offences under the Wealth Tax Act. No court inferior to a Metropolitan Magistrate or a Magistrate of the first class is competent to try any offence under the Wealth Tax Act, establishing a minimum judicial threshold and prohibiting lower-tier magistrates from entertaining prosecutions under the statute.
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Jurisdictional threshold bars courts below Metropolitan or First Class Magistrate from trying offences under the Wealth Tax Act.
No court inferior to a Metropolitan Magistrate or a Magistrate of the first class is competent to try any offence under the Wealth Tax Act, establishing a minimum judicial threshold and prohibiting lower-tier magistrates from entertaining prosecutions under the statute.
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