P&H: Permanent Lok Adalat - Lacked Monetary Jurisdiction - Sets Aside Award The Punjab and Haryana High Court has set aside a Permanent Lok Adalat (PLA) award in a dispute arising from the auction of a commercial plot in Hisar, holding that the PLA lacked monetary jurisdiction because the value of the property in dispute exceeded the statutory limit of Rs.1 crore. The case stemmed from a 2011 auction where Amar Singh and others were
P&H: Permanent Lok Adalat - Lacked Monetary Jurisdiction - Sets Aside Award
punjab-haryana
⚖️ Order Date:
19 May 2026
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Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987, S. 22C(1) (second proviso) — Permanent Lok Adalat — Monetary jurisdiction — At time of passing imuged order monetray jurisdiction was Rs.1 Crore - Expression used in proviso is "value of the property in dispute” and not “amount involved in dispute” or “value of dispute” - Where dispute pertains to property itself, value of entire property is determinative - . As plot in dispute was valued at Rs.1.93 crores thus Permanent Lok Adalat
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