ORDER : 1. The instant appeal purports to be a statutory appeal pursuant to Section 13 sub-Section (2) of The Chhatisgarh Rent Control Act, 2011 which reads as under:- “13. Appeal – (1) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in this Act, a landlord and/or tenant aggrieved by any order of the Rent Controller shall have the right to appeal in the prescribed manner within the prescribed time to the Rent Control Tribunal. (2) Appeal against an order of the Rent Control Tribunal shall lie with the Supreme Court.” 2. The appellant is a tenant who suffered a decree for eviction. Though, the appeal purports to be the statutory appeal, we have serious doubt about the maintainability of the instant appeal as, in our opinion, the legislature of the State of Chhatisgarh lacks competence to provide appeals directly to this Court. The jurisdiction of the Court could be the subject matter properly only of a legislation of the Parliament in view of the Scheme of the Constitution emanating from Article 246 read with Entry 77 of the List 1 of the Seventh Schedule and Entries 65 and 46 of List 2 and List 3 of the Seventh Schedule. 3. While Entry 77 of List 1 expressly recognizes the authority of the Parliament to deal with the constitution and organization of this Court, the other two Entries recognize the legislative competence of the State Legislatures to deal with the jurisdiction of all Courts except this Court. 4. Therefore, in view of the importance of the question involved, we deem it appropriate to issue notice to learned Attorney General and learned Advocate General of the State of Chhatisgarh. 5. Dasti, in addition, is permitted. 6. List the matter on 2nd May, 2016. 7. In view of the pending inquiry, we also deem it appropriate to stay the operation of the impugned order for a period of three weeks. 8. In view of the question indicated above, we also deem it appropriate that State of Chhatisgarh be made party respondent to these proceedings.