Delhi High Court says writ jurisdiction cannot be used for personal disputes

The Delhi High Court has ruled that writ jurisdiction, which is extraordinary in nature, cannot be invoked to resolve personal disputes between private parties. The court clarified the scope and limits of writ petitions, emphasizing that such jurisdiction is reserved for matters involving constitutional or statutory rights and government action.

The ruling underscores judicial principles that distinguish between the extraordinary remedies available through writs and the ordinary civil procedures meant for personal grievances. The court's decision aims to prevent misuse of writ jurisdiction for settling private disagreements.