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    The document outlines the pecuniary jurisdiction of various civil courts in different states of India. It shows that the High Courts and District Judges typically do not have original pecuniary jurisdiction and act as appellate courts. The civil courts of different levels like Senior Division and Junior Division have original jurisdiction over monetary suits of varying values depending on the state. For example, in Uttar Pradesh the Civil Judge Junior Division has jurisdiction of up to Rs. 5 lakh while the Civil Judge Senior Division has jurisdiction from Rs. 5 lakh to unlimited amounts.

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    The document outlines the pecuniary jurisdiction of various civil courts in different states of India. It shows that the High Courts and District Judges typically do not have original pecuniary jurisdiction and act as appellate courts. The civil courts of different levels like Senior Division and Junior Division have original jurisdiction over monetary suits of varying values depending on the state. For example, in Uttar Pradesh the Civil Judge Junior Division has jurisdiction of up to Rs. 5 lakh while the Civil Judge Senior Division has jurisdiction from Rs. 5 lakh to unlimited amounts.

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    CPC Additional Notes, Examples of Pecuniary Juris by Anuraag Sir, 28.04.2022

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    PAHUJA LAW ACADEMY

    Additional Notes

    Civil Procedure Code [CPC]

    Examples of pecuniary Juris

    UTTAR PRADESH

    High Court (at Allahabad & Lucknow Bench)


    They act as
    Appellate Courts District Judge

    Civil Judge Senior Division – (5 Lakh to unlimited)

    Civil Judge Junior Division (less than or equal to 5 Lakh)

    So, High Court, District Judge do not have original pecuniary jurisdiction.

    HARYANA

    High Court
    They act as
    Appellate Courts District Judge

    Civil Judge Senior Division – (More than to 10 lakhs to unlimited)


    Will not try declared suit or grant Can try declaratory suit and grant injunctions
    injunctions

    Civil Judge Junior Division (less than or equal to 10 Lakh)

    Civil Judge Junior Division I Civil Judge Junior Division II


    (More than or equal to 5 years of experience) (Less than 5 years of experience)
    (Above than 10 lakhs to unlimited) (upto 10 lakhs)

    PUNJAB

    High Court
    They act as
    Appellate Courts District Judge

    Civil Judge Senior Division – (more than 2 Lakh to unlimited)

    Civil Judge Junior Division (upto 2 Lakh.)


    BIHAR

    High Court (only above 10 lakh)


    They act as
    Appellate Courts District Judge (only upto 10 lakh)

    Civil Judge Senior Division – (1.5 Lakh to unlimited)

    Civil Judge Junior Division (upto 1.5 Lakh.)

    HIMACHAL PRADESH

    High Court (original pecuniary Jurisdiction of 30 lakh to unlimited)


    They act as
    Appellate Courts District Judge (22 to 30 lakh)

    Civil Judge Senior Division – (10 to 20 lakh)

    Civil Judge Junior Division (upto 10 Lakh.)

    MADHYA PRADESH

    High Court
    They act as
    Appellate Courts District Judge (1 crore to unlimited)

    Civil Judge Senior Division – (5 Lakh to1 crore)

    Civil Judge Junior Division (upto 5 Lakh)

    DELHI

    High court (2 crore to unlimited)


    They act as
    Appellate Courts District Judge (20 lakh to 2 crore)

    Civil Judge Senior Division – (upto 20 lakh)

    UTTRAKHAND

    High Court (more than 5 lakh)


    They act as
    Appellate Courts District Judge (upto 5 lakh)

    Civil Judge Senior Division – (1 Lakh to unlimited)

    Civil Judge Junior Division (upto 1 Lakh.)


    RAJASTHAN

    High Court
    They act as
    Appellate Courts District Judge (5 lakh to unlimited)

    Civil Judge Senior Division – (2 Lakh to 5 lakh)

    Civil Judge Junior Division (upto 2 Lakh.)

    JHARKHAND

    High Court (more than 2.5 lakh)


    They act as
    Appellate Courts District Judge (upto 2.5 lakh)

    Civil Judge Senior Division – (1 lakh to unlimited)

    Civil Judge Junior Division (upto 1 Lakh.)

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