Section 1 561A, Inherited jurisdiction of the High Court, under 61 AA, CCPC section seeking6161A, conditions for seeking interference, under CCPC section 6161 AA, CRPC In order to obtain intervention in the High Court, three conditions were required. That the injustice that has come out should not be of minor character. That the injustice mentioned was of a clear and unambiguous character, not of any doubtful character. And that there were no other provisions of the law by which this party could have been outraged and sought relief power under section 6161 AA, CRPC, in its nature, which was of little use. A bit could be done with caution and caution and only where such exercise was justified. Tests, especially those held by the self-section, as they are applied repeatedly and lightly, are inclined to prevent the proper enforcement of the jurisdiction under section 561A, CRPC, And in its nature there was neither substitution nor excess, and it was rarely requested. Just to get justice, so that complaints can be resolved for which no other method was available, but should be used to obstruct or direct the normal course of criminal procedure, such as The jurisdiction was designed to do a fair amount of justice, and that's it. Neither the jurisdiction nor the jurisdiction to appeal, did not extend to the declaration of unauthorized and unnecessary intervention in such jurisdiction, the procedure of which was determined by law.
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