The Code of Civil Procedure, commonly referred to as the CPC, formulated in 1908, is a pivotal legal framework that provides the procedural foundation for civil litigation in India. It delineates the processes and procedures to be followed by civil courts and officers, ensuring uniformity and consistency in the adjudication of civil rights and obligations. While the Indian Penal Code (IPC) deals with criminal offenses and the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) provides the procedural pathway for criminal cases, the CPC carves out the roadmap for civil matters. From the institution of suits, issuance of summons, to the execution of decrees and orders, it covers every facet of civil procedure. Within its vast expanse, one finds Order and Rules, catering to diverse aspects like pleadings, discovery, injunctions, and appeals. This category endeavors to unravel the intricate tapestry of the CPC, exploring its myriad provisions, seminal judgments that have shaped its interpretation, and its indispensable role in the realm of civil jurisprudence. It’s a reservoir of knowledge for lawyers, law students, academicians, and anyone intrigued by the procedural dance of civil law in India.
Every individual Indian is entitled to live with dignity and respect. Any person defaming any other person may be held responsible for Civil and Criminal Liabilities. No-body in the society has the right to down you or to disrespect you. If such a thing happens then your lawyer for Defamation case will help you get …
Introduction to Landlord and Tenant Disputes in India The Indian Law relating to the tenancy of a tenant, firm, company and person has balanced the rights of both the Landlord and Tenant. Both the parties are supposed to be bound by the agreement executed at the time of executing Rent or lease agreement and both …
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If your payment is due upon any person, firm, company, contractor or on your friend same is legally recoverable under the civil law. The Process of recovering the payment is summary process that simply means the if the case is fit for summary trial and your case falls under order XXXVII of CPC and your …
