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The Goa1 Civil Courts Act, 1965
The Goa Civil Courts Act, 1965 establishes and regulates the structure, jurisdiction, and operation of civil courts across the State of Goa. It applies to all litigants, legal practitioners, judges, and government authorities involved in civil legal matters within the state. The law creates a judicial hierarchy comprising District Courts alongside Senior and Junior Civil Judge Courts, defining their geographic limits, monetary jurisdictions, appellate pathways, and administrative procedures. By replacing Portuguese-era judicial systems with standard Indian civil court structures, this Act provides a clear, accessible framework for resolving private disputes and lawsuits involving government bodies, ensuring organized and predictable civil justice in Goa.
Part II Part II
Part III Part III
- 15Number of subordinate Civil Courts
- 16Appointment of Civil Judges
- 17Local limits of jurisdiction of Civil Judges
- 18Situation of subordinate Courts
- 19Additional Civil Judges
- 20Classes of Civil Judges and their jurisdiction
- 21Local limits of jurisdiction
- 22Appeals from his decision
- 23Appellate jurisdiction of Civil Judge
- 24Government] may by notification in the Official
- 25Power to invest Civil Judges with jurisdiction under special law
Part IV Part IV
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