1. Background and Legislative Changes Recent legislative amendments (e.g., CPC Amendment Act 2024) and High Court rules (e.g., Karnataka HC 2024 rules) updated Order V to […]
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12.Explain the salient features introduced by recent amendments to C.P.C regarding recording of evidence
Need for Reform: The Context India’s civil courts struggle with a large backlog of cases. A key reason lies in time-consuming procedures during the trial […]
11.When can the limitation period be extended ?What is the effect of acknowledgement
What Is Limitation Period? Limitation period refers to the time legally allowed to file a suit or initiate legal action. It ensures that parties bring […]
10. What is an Appeal? What are the general rules relating to Appeal?
Understanding Appeal: Definition and Purpose An appeal refers to the legal process where a higher court re-examines the decision of a lower court. It allows […]
9.Define Set-off and Counter Claim. Distinguish them from each other.
What Is Set-off? Definition: Set-off allows a defendant to balance a mutual debt by adjusting what the plaintiff claims with a claim of his own. […]
8.Who are the parties to the Suit? Explain necessary parties and proper parties?
1. Introduction: The Role of Parties in a Civil Suit Civil suits begin with at least two parties: the plaintiff and the defendant. However, many […]
7.What is legal disability? What is its effect on the computation of limitations?
What Is Legal Disability? Legal disability refers to a person’s inability to initiate legal proceedings due to specific personal conditions. This includes mental incapacity, minority […]
6.What is meant by interpleader Suits?. Discuss.
Legal Provision: Section 88 & Order 35 CPC Section 88 of the CPC This section lays down the substantive right to file an interpleader suit. […]
5.What are the differences between the return of Plaint and the rejection of Plaint.
What Is a Plaint? A plaint is the written statement of the plaintiff that initiates a civil suit. It outlines the cause of action, parties […]
4.Write a note on the concept of litigation
What Is Litigation? Litigation is the legal process of resolving disputes in a court of law. When parties cannot reach an agreement through mutual understanding, […]