Jurisdiction of Civil Courts Barred — Section 71 [Repealed]

This section is no longer in force. Within the old Collector-execution scheme it barred the civil courts’ jurisdiction over matters left to the Collector; the same 1956 amendment repealed it.

§ 71

[ Repealed ]

Section 71 carries no operative text today

Former marginal heading: Jurisdiction of Civil Courts barred.

Repealed by s. 7 of the Code of Civil Procedure (Amendment) Act, 1956 (66 of 1956) — the same provision (“ibid”) that repealed §§ 68 to 70.

In short

Section 71 completed the Collector-execution group (§§ 68–72): where execution had been handed to the Collector under the Third Schedule, it shut out the civil courts from interfering in those matters — keeping the two streams separate. When the Code of Civil Procedure (Amendment) Act, 1956 abolished the scheme, s. 7 repealed § 71 along with §§ 68 to 70.

Continue the series

§ 70 ←Rules of Procedure [Repealed]The previous section — also repealed in 1956.

§ 72 →Collector deemed to be acting judicially [Repealed]Last of the Collector-execution group — repealed in 1956.

Part II · Execution · Section 71 — [Repealed].