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Section 7: Scrutiny

The Karnataka Land Grabbing Prohibition (Special Court) Regulations, 2017State Regulations of Karnataka · 2014

(1) On receipt of application and before initiating any action on it, the Registrar shall have it scrutinized by the office on the following points, namely:-

(i) Whether the application falls within the jurisdiction of the Special Court;

(ii) Whether it is in the prescribed form;

(iii) Whether it is supported by material papers duly authenticated;

(iv) Whether the necessary parties have been impleaded;

(v) Whether the proper Court fee is paid;

(vi) Whether vakalat is properly stamped and executed; and

(vii) Any other relevant point as to the admissibility of the application.

(2) If on scrutiny, the application is found to be defective or deficient in any respect of the required particulars, the applicant shall be called upon to rectify the same within ten days.

(3) If the applicant does not so rectify within the time allowed the matter will be posted for order before the Bench.

(4) If the application is in order it may be posted before the Bench.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Karnataka Land Grabbing Prohibition (Special Court) Regulations, 2017
Section7
Marginal noteScrutiny
JurisdictionState of Karnataka
StatusIn force as published by the source

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