Introduction The Civil Procedure Code 1908 (CPC), is a procedural law, that governs civil litigation in India. In civil litigation, all necessary parties must required for the adjudication of a suit. CPC Order 1 Rule 10 deals with adding or removing a party in a suit. The provision of Order 1 Rule 10 gives authority […]
Introduction The Civil Procedure Code, 1908 (CPC) governs various procedures related to civil litigation. It plays a significant role in serving a secured justice. In civil litigation, the court significantly follows procedural rules. The CPC provides a detailed guild line for suit parties. The provision of Order 1 Rule 2 of CPC is also among […]
Introduction The term drafting means to prepare a primary form of document. When we talk about drafting a legal document. Basic principles and rules must required to draft a meaningful document. In the legal era, we can say that drafting is a skill gained by hard practice. Anyone can achieve the goal of accurate legal […]
Introduction The review under CPC is a right of review provided as a remedy under the provision of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908. This right remedy can be granted under some special circumstances that must be met. The aim of this right to remedy is to correct the court order which is affected by an […]
What is a written statement under order 8 of the CPC? The crucial role a written statement plays in a civil suit. It is a pleading filed by the defendant to the plant. It is a reply that the defendant files against the plaintiff’s suit with a specific denial of all allegations and grievances that […]
1 Introduction The law may be classified in different ways that can directly affect everywhere globally, nations, or religions. However, it may be defined for various purposes of implantation according to the legislation by state, code, rules, and regulations. That’s known as a classification of the law. In this article, we discuss various types of […]
Introduction The doctrine of Res judicata is ancient and historical worldwide. When we talk about that in India, the Civil Procedure Code 1908 under section 11 has defined the principle of Res judicata. After that, the administrative law accepted it. Similarly, the Indian legal system covered that concept in other statutes and acts. In this […]
This question comes to our mind can a defendant cross-examine another defendant in a suit? During the civil suit trial, there are many legal aspects and technical issues which come across to the parties and advocates of the suit. Which questions are covered in the law point related to the lawsuit, and according to the […]
Introduction The court appoints a commissioner in a civil suit to do some work on his official duty. However, it is not compulsory for every case; the court can not routinely pass such an order. The Civil Procedure Code 1908, Section 75, and Order 26 refer to the appointment of a commissioner in a civil […]
(1) Introduction: The meaning of res judicata and estoppel look like the same, but there are some difference between them. Whether a party has a right to file litigation again which subject matter is already verdict? No one can file civil litigation based on the same subject matter between the same party which is already […]