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    This document is a summary of the Punjab Courts (Amendment) Act of 2006 from India. It amends section 39 of the Punjab Courts Act of 1918. The key changes are: 1) Appeals from civil judges of both senior and junior divisions will now go to the district judge regardless of the original suit's value; 2) The district judge or additional district judge can hear the appeals; 3) Existing appeals pending in high courts will be transferred to district judges. The act updates the appellate process for rulings of lower civil courts in Punjab.

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    This document is a summary of the Punjab Courts (Amendment) Act of 2006 from India. It amends section 39 of the Punjab Courts Act of 1918. The key changes are: 1) Appeals from civil judges of both senior and junior divisions will now go to the district judge regardless of the original suit's value; 2) The district judge or additional district judge can hear the appeals; 3) Existing appeals pending in high courts will be transferred to district judges. The act updates the appellate process for rulings of lower civil courts in Punjab.

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    This document is a summary of the Punjab Courts (Amendment) Act of 2006 from India. It amends section 39 of the Punjab Courts Act of 1918. The key changes are: 1) Appeals from civil judges of both senior and junior divisions will now go to the district judge regardless of the original suit's value; 2) The district judge or additional district judge can hear the appeals; 3) Existing appeals pending in high courts will be transferred to district judges. The act updates the appellate process for rulings of lower civil courts in Punjab.

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    'THE PIJNJAR COTJKTS (AMENDMENT)


    ACl, 2006
    (Punjab Act Yo. 29 of 2006).
    [Received the assent of the (?overnor of Punjab on the 10th October,
    2006, and was first pubhrhed for general ~nformahontn the Punjab Gover-rrtnent
    Gazette (Extrnot-dinnry),Legislative Supplement, dated the 18thOctober, 20061

    ACT

    BE 11 enacted by the Legislature of the State of Punjab in the


    F~fty-seventhYear of the Republlc of India follows . 1 . (1) Thls Act may be called the Punjab Courts (Amendment)

    Act, 2006.

    "Or'

    ttt'c and

    cornmercernent

    (2) It shall come ~ n t oforce at once.


    2. In the Punjab Courts Act, 1918, for sectlon 39, the followmg Substltut~onof
    sectlon 39 of
    sectlon shall be substituted, narriely Punlab ~ c 6t
    "39. (I) Save as aforesa~d,an appeal from a decree or order of
    Appeals fionl
    d C I V IJudge
    ~
    (Semor Div~slon)and CISI~Judge
    Ctvr' Jktdac
    (Junior
    l>ivlslon),
    shall he to the Dlstr~ctJudge,
    Dl\ 1s19n)and
    irrespective of the value of the orlgnal sult
    CIVII r u d (Junlor
    ~ ~

    of i918

    I)~vtsion)

    (2) Subject to the pro-vislons of sub-sectlon (2).an appeal to the


    Court of Distnct Judge shall be heard by the Distnct Judge or
    t
    the Addihonal D ~ s t r ~ cJudge
    (3) An Addltlonal Dlstrlct Judge shall hear only such appeals, as
    the High Court may, by general or special order dlrect, or as
    the Dlstrlct Judge of the Dlstrict inay entrust to lilm
    (4) All appeals from a decree or order of a Clvil Judge (Senior
    Divis~ou)and Clvll Judge (Junior Div~s~on)
    pending In the High
    Court, lnespective of the value of the orlginal s u ~ t shall
    ,
    be
    transferred to the Drstr~ctJudge excrclslng ordlnary terntonal
    junsdict~on.
    'For Statement of Objccts and Reasons, see Pu~ljubGuverrt~~~en!
    c7nzc!te ( E i i r u o r d i r ~ u ~ ~ j ,
    dated the 14th September, 2006, page 1 S 17

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