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Pecuniary jurisdiction of the court has been dealt with in

CPC section 6 preserves the pecuniary limits of a court’s ordinary jurisdiction: unless otherwise expressly provided, the Code does not confer jurisdiction over a suit…

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CPC section 6 preserves the pecuniary limits of a court’s ordinary jurisdiction: unless otherwise expressly provided, the Code does not confer jurisdiction over a suit exceeding that limit. Sections 3, 4 and 5 concern subordination of courts, savings and revenue courts, respectively.

Current law: Section 6 continues to preserve pecuniary limits. The applicable monetary ceiling depends on the legislation constituting the particular court.

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