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Can matrimonial matters come under Writ jurisdiction


14-Jan-2023 (In Family Law)
whether transfer petition in matrimonial matters come under the purview of writ jurisdiction
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Answer #1
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Reg to your query to transfer op matrimonial proceeding is comes under writ jurisdiction. If it's inter state within state Highcourt writ jurisdiction. And if it outside other state Supreme Court has only jurisdiction. Hope I clarified your answer thank you
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Answer #2
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Hello Every transfer application in civil matters is governed by section 24 of CPC. The transfer petition will not come under writ jurisdiction. It will come under appellate jurisdiction. Not only for matrimonial matters for other matters also. We have to file Transfer CMP. To what court the transfer petition lies will depend upon the court in which the cases are pending. Thank you
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Answer #3
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No. Transfer petition to be filed before the High Court if the cases are pending with in a State or before the Supreme Court if the cases are pending in two States, under the provisions of Civil Procedure Code.
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