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Reaffirms Civil Court Jurisdiction Over Hawker Disputes; Quashes ADJ’s Order Misapplying Street Vendors Act to Bar Compensation and Injunction Claims

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Delhi High Court Reaffirms Civil Court Jurisdiction Over Hawker Disputes; Quashes ADJ’s Order Misapplying Street Vendors Act to Bar Compensation and Injunction Claims
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Delhi High Court Reaffirms Civil Court Jurisdiction Over Hawker Disputes; Quashes ADJ’s Order Misapplying Street Vendors Act to Bar Compensation and Injunction Claims

Court’s Decision The Delhi High Court ruled that civil courts retain jurisdiction over disputes involving hawkers and street vendors unless explicitly barred by statute. It quashed the Additional District Judge’s…
Posted by Rawlaw January 17, 2025

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