Organise - Indian Laws - General

Word Organise The word organise in Black s Law Dictionary is defined to mean to establish , to arrange in order for the normal exercise of its appropriate functions . The word constitute also conveys the meaning to establish . In Ballentine s Law Dictionary , the meaning given to the word organisation is as follows:- .......the process of forming and arranging into suitable disposition the parts which are to act together in, and in defining the objects, the compound body. If this is the concept of the expression constitution and organisation it cannot be said that jurisdiction and power will automatically flow from constitution and organisation . In entry 78, only the expression constitution and organisation has been used. In case the framers of the Constitution had intended to take away the competency of the State Legislature to legislate with regard to the powers and jurisdiction of the High Courts, then entry 78 would have been worded in similar language as entry 77 which relates to the Supreme Court. The omission of the expression jurisdiction end powers from entry 78 is meaningful. It is beyond my comprehension that the framers of the Constitution were intending to include the topic of jurisdiction and powers in the expression constitution and organisation as occurring in entry 78, especially when the expression jurisdiction and powers had been distinctly used in entry 77. RAJINDER SINGH VERSUS KULTAR SINGH AND ORS. - 1979 (7) TMI 243 - PUNJAB AND HARYANA HIGH COURT