Civil Courts Can't Run A Race With Supreme Court, There Is A Judgment Upholding Places Of Worship Act : SC

The Supreme Court ruled that civil courts cannot override judgments or legislative actions that are in conflict with established laws. In the case of the Places of Worship Act, the Court reiterated its stance that the Act holds supremacy over decisions made by civil courts regarding the status of religious places. The Court emphasized that once a law has been enacted, civil courts cannot challenge it or alter its provisions, ensuring that the legislature's power is respected. This decision reaffirms the limited role of civil courts in matters already governed by specific laws.