Introduction The Civil Procedure Code was passed in 1908 and came into power from 1st January, 1909. The Civil Procedure Code neither makes nor removes any right. It is planned to control the methodology followed by the common court. It …
The cases where no divorce notice is received, the rationale[1] that may be given in this situation are, where: 1. Divorce notice to summon in the court is not duly served; 2. Divorce notice to summon in the court is …
1. INTRODUCTION: Apart from suits of ordinary civil nature disputed between the plaintiff and the defendant there also exists a category of suits by the name of Interpleader Suits which are disputed between the defendants only. Section 88 and Order …
As per the National Judicial Data Grid more than 29.7 million civil & criminal cases are pending in the lower courts across the country. Conventionally, any lawyer in civil matters initially gives advice to solve the dispute outside of the …
Plaint (order vii) The word has not been defined in the code but it can be said to be a statement of claim, a document by the presentation of which a suit is initiated. Every civil suit is instituted by …
There is an in-depth procedure in the Code of Civil Procedure, for filing a civil case. However, if the procedure is not followed, then the “registry” has a right to dismiss the suit. So it is very important to follow …