Section 27
Appellate jurisdiction of Subordinate Judge of first class.
The Bombay Civil Courts Act, 1869
About this Act
An Act to consolidate and amend the law relating to the District and Subordinate Civil Courts in the Presidency of Bombay.
The Governor of Bombay in
Council may invest any Subordinate Judge of the first class with power to hear appeals from such decrees
and orders of Subordinate Courts as may be referred to him by the Judge of the District.
Decrees and orders so passed in appeal by a Subordinate Judge of the first class shall have the same, force as if passed by a District Judge.
The Governor of Bombay in Council may, whenever he thinks fit, withdraw such jurisdiction from any Subordinate Judge so invested.
Decrees and orders so passed in appeal by a Subordinate Judge of the first class shall have the same, force as if passed by a District Judge.
The Governor of Bombay in Council may, whenever he thinks fit, withdraw such jurisdiction from any Subordinate Judge so invested.