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Civil Procedure Code (CPC) 1908 Jurisdiction of Civil Courts

Where a special status creates a special right or liability and provides for it determines by a special forum, the jurisdiction of ordinary courts is still not ousted where:

The relevant section in the special statute provides that the finality is ‘for the purposes of this Act’ (and not generally or for all other purpose)

The statue does not lay down that all questions about the special right etc. shall be determined by the special forum

If the remedy provided is not adequate to do all which a civil court can do

All of these

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Explanation:

- Sometimes, a special statute provides specific rights or liabilities and establishes a special forum for disputes.

- Option 1: If a statute mentions finality "for the purposes of this Act," it means the finality is limited to that Act only and not for all purposes. Thus, ordinary courts may still have jurisdiction for other matters.

- Option 2: If a special statute does not specify all questions must be resolved by the special forum, ordinary courts might still have jurisdiction.

- Option 3: If the remedy that the special forum can provide is inadequate compared to what a civil court can do, then ordinary courts may step in.

Correct Answer: Option 4: All of these