The proceedings and actions under this Act against a person contravening the provisions of the Act of orders passed by the Infrastructure Authority or the Conciliation Board shall be in addition to and without prejudice to actions that may be initiated under other Acts.
74. Protection of action taken in good faith - No suit, claim or other legal proceedings shall lie against the Infrastructure Authority or Conciliation Board or the Chairman or other members of the Infrastructure Authority or Conciliation Board or the staff or representatives of the Infrastructure Authority or Conciliation Board in respect of anything which is in good faith done or intended to be done under the Act or any rules or regulations or orders made there under.
75. Members and staff of Infrastructure Authority or Conciliation Board to be Public Servants - The Chairman, other members and officers and other employees of the Infrastructure Authority or Conciliation Board Appointed for carrying out the objects and purposes of the Act, shall be deemed to be public servants within the meaning of section 21 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 (Central Act 45 of 1860).
76. Bar of Jurisdiction - Any order or proceedings under the Act including but not limiting to any notification of a Project as Infrastructure Project categorisation or prioritisation of Projects, Concession Agreement, bid process, selection of Developer, modification of any proposal, sanction of any proposal, implementation and execution of any Project, actions of Infrastructure Authority, Actions of the Government or the Government Agency or the Local Authority, actions of the Board, grievance or objection of any party or person or group inrespect of any Infrastructure Project, validity, legality, efficacy of any action or decision in respect of any Infrastructure Project of Infrastructure Authority or the Government or the Board, dispute settlement or dispute resolution in rested of any matters under the Act shall be heard only by High Court and by no other court or courts subordinate to the High Court.