Divisions

Introduction

The Supreme Court of KAILASA (SCK) holds a unique position in the global legal landscape, combining ancient Hindu jurisprudence with modern legal practices. Its jurisdiction extends beyond traditional national boundaries, serving both the citizens of KAILASA and the global Hindu community. The SCK is structured into specialized divisions to effectively address a wide range of legal matters.

Overview of Jurisdictional Divisions

1. Constitutional Bench

The Constitutional Bench is the guardian of KAILASA's Cosmic Constitution – the Veda-Agamas. It interprets and upholds the fundamental principles of Dharma as enshrined in these sacred texts. This bench has the authority to:

  • Review and strike down laws that contravene Dharmic principles
  • Safeguard the fundamental rights of citizens, including the right to be recognized as divine

2. Civil Division

The Civil Division adjudicates non-criminal disputes between individuals, organizations, and government entities. Its jurisdiction covers:

  • Property disputes
  • Contract disagreements
  • Civil rights violations
  • Defamation and hate speech cases
  • Environmental issues

3. Criminal Division

The Criminal Division is responsible for administering justice in criminal matters, upholding Dharma while ensuring the protection of all beings. Its jurisdiction includes:

  • Cases involving international crimes against Hindus or Hindu institutions
  • Matters related to extradition and international criminal cooperation
  • Cases involving hate speech and propaganda against The SPH and KAILASA

4. Family Law Division

The Family Law Division addresses family-related legal matters in accordance with Hindu principles. Its jurisdiction covers:

  • Matrimonial disputes and divorces
  • Child custody and guardianship cases
  • Adoption matters
  • Inheritance and succession disputes
  • Matters related to Hindu Joint Family

5. Commercial Arbitration

The Commercial Arbitration Division offers a unique platform for resolving commercial disputes, blending Hindu principles with modern arbitration practices. It has jurisdiction over:

  • International commercial arbitrations involving Hindu businesses
  • Disputes related to Hindu family businesses worldwide (voluntary submission)

6. Tribunal on Hindu Genocide

This specialized tribunal addresses the long history of violence and persecution faced by Hindu communities. Its jurisdiction encompasses:

  • Historical acts of genocide against Hindu populations
  • Systematic destruction of Hindu temples and cultural artifacts
  • Forced conversions and cultural erasure of Hindu communities
  • Contemporary acts of violence and discrimination against Hindus

Global Reach and Voluntary Submission

A unique aspect of the SCK's jurisdiction is its extension to Hindu communities worldwide through voluntary submission. This allows the court to address issues facing the global Hindu diaspora, particularly in matters of personal law, family disputes, and commercial arbitration.

Alignment with International Law

While rooted in Hindu principles, the SCK's jurisdiction aligns with and often exceeds international legal standards. The court recognizes and upholds universal human rights while offering a unique perspective based on Dharmic principles.

Conclusion

The jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of KAILASA reflects its commitment to upholding Dharma in all aspects of life. By offering specialized divisions to address a wide range of legal matters, the SCK serves as a beacon of Hindu jurisprudence in the modern world, providing justice and guidance to KAILASA's citizens and the global Hindu community.