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<h1>Jurisdictional Limits: Location of Adjudicating Authority Determines Jurisdiction</h1> The High Court of Delhi ruled that it lacks jurisdiction to hear a reference under the Central Excise Act, 1944 due to established principles on ... Reference to High Court The High Court of Delhi held that it does not have jurisdiction to entertain a reference under the Central Excise Act, 1944 based on previous decisions regarding territorial jurisdiction. The court emphasized that the location of the adjudicating authority determines jurisdiction, not the site of the Commissionerate or appellate authority.