Introduction
The Civil Division of the Supreme Court of KAILASA (SCK) is responsible for adjudicating a wide range of non-criminal disputes between individuals, organizations, and government entities. This division plays a crucial role in upholding dharma (cosmic law) in civil matters, ensuring justice and harmony within KAILASA and for Hindus worldwide who voluntarily submit to its jurisdiction.
Jurisdiction and Scope
The Civil Division has jurisdiction over:
- Disputes between citizens of KAILASA
- Cases involving KAILASA government entities
- Civil matters submitted by Hindus globally who choose SCK's jurisdiction
- Interpretation of civil laws in light of Hindu principles
- Appeals from lower courts on civil matters
A key aspect of the Civil Division's scope is handling cases related to defamation and hate speech, particularly those affecting the Hindu community globally.
Guiding Principles
The Civil Division adheres to the following principles in its deliberations:
धर्मो रक्षति रक्षितः
"Dharma protects those who protect it." – Manu Smriti
- Dharmic Justice: All civil disputes are resolved in accordance with dharma, ensuring cosmic harmony and social well-being.
- Equity and Fairness: Decisions aim to provide equitable solutions, considering the unique circumstances of each case.
- Preservation of Hindu Traditions: Civil matters are adjudicated with respect to Hindu customs and practices, particularly in personal law cases.
- Non-violence (Ahimsa): Promoting peaceful resolution of disputes and minimizing harm to all parties involved.
- Truth (Satya): Emphasizing truthfulness and integrity in all proceedings and judgments.
Types of Cases
The Civil Division handles a diverse range of cases, including but not limited to:
- Contract disagreements and Property disputes
- Civil rights violations
- Environmental issues
- Intellectual property conflicts
- Defamation and hate speech cases
- Disputes involving Hindu temples and religious institutions
Unique Features
Global Jurisdiction
Unlike many national supreme courts, the SCK's Civil Division extends its services to Hindus worldwide who voluntarily submit to its jurisdiction. This unique feature allows the court to address civil disputes within the global Hindu community, providing resolutions based on Hindu principles. Moreover, the Civil Division also provides legal opinion and advisory servises on civil disputes to Hindus worldwide.
Integration of Hindu Jurisprudence
The Civil Division incorporates ancient Hindu legal principles into modern civil law practice. This approach ensures that judgments draw from the best of modern civil law while also being aligned with dharmic principles.
Procedure and Accessibility
The Civil Division follows a structured procedure for case admission and hearing, ensuring fairness and efficiency:
- Case filing and preliminary review
- Admission of cases based on merit and jurisdiction
- Hearing schedule and notification to parties
- Presentation of arguments and evidence
- Deliberation by the judges
- Judgment delivery
In line with KAILASA's policy of providing for basic needs, the Civil Division strives to make its services accessible to all. Proceedings can be conducted both in-person and virtually, ensuring wide accessibility.
Conclusion
The Civil Division of the Supreme Court of KAILASA plays a vital role in upholding dharma in civil matters, both within KAILASA and for the global Hindu community. By complementing contemporary legal practices with ancient time-tested principles of Hindu jurisprudences, it provides a unique forum for resolving civil disputes in alignment with Hindu principles, contributing to the revival of the ancient enlightened Hindu civilization on Planet Earth.
