Section 36 of BACCCA : Section 36: Power To Confer Powers Of Civil Courts On Officers

BACCCA

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Imagine a scenario where the State Government of Assam decides to improve access to the judicial system in remote areas. They identify an experienced officer within the administrative services who has a deep understanding of local issues and legal matters. The government, after consulting with the High Court, decides to invest this officer with the powers of a Civil Court Judge, as provided by Section 36 of The Bengal, Agra and Assam Civil C...

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