Code of Conduct 1908 Section 151 Permanent Powers of Courts Objection to the non-availability of jurisdiction of the Court by the High Court and the Supreme Court Exercising inherent jurisdiction if any party has presented itself to the jurisdiction of the court and has never objected to it. Not picked up The court's lack of jurisdiction, however, said that the party, if it were decided against it, could not turn it around and could not say that the trial court had no jurisdiction to hear it. When a remedy was available to a party through appeal or amendment. Inherent powers cannot be exercised in favor of this party by the High Court or the Supreme Court.
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