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Questions Related to Jurisdiction | (I). A resides at Shimla, B at Calcutta and C at Delhi. A, B and C being together at Benaras, B and C executed a joint promissory note payable on demand and delivered it to A. At what place can A sue B and C?… (II).- Question Related to Adverse possession and subsequent petition. I. A files a suit for declaration that he is entitled to certain land as heir to ’B’. The suit is dismissed. Can he claim in later suit title… II.
- Discuss those provisions of Civil Procedure Code which are applied in determination of filing a suit relating to immovable property
- When can Appellate court entertain an objection as to territorial or pecuniary jurisdiction of the court passing a decree? Does principle of res judicata apply between co-defendant? Discuss.
- Question related to Jurisdiction | A, who actually and voluntarily resides within the district of Burdwan enters into a contract… Discuss, with reference to the provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure, whether the Burdwan court has jurisdiction to entertain the suit
- A transport company has its head office at Chandigarh and branch offices at Chennai, Jaipur and Mumbai. A dispute cropped up between Sam and the Company in respect of a transaction made through Chennai office… How the court will decide?
- In which court or courts can the following suit be instituted? (I) A suit for partition of immovable property, a house situated at Kanpur and jointly owned by X and Y, X, the plaintiff resides at Lucknow, while Y, the defendant, carries on business at Allahabad. (II), (III), (IV)
- Explain the general rules as to the institution of the suit under Section 16 to 20 of C.P.C.
- Explain the provisions of the Civil Procedure Code relating to the jurisdiction of Civil Courts
- Define jurisdiction and discuss the powers and functions of different Civil Courts according to their territorial and pecuniary jurisdiction as contained in the Code of Civil Procedure.
- A brought a suit for certain properties in possession of B on the allegation that he was the nearest heir of C, the last owner of the properties in suit. B contested the suit on the grounds that he was an adopted son of C. Is the subsequent suit by B maintainable?
- Plea barred by res judicata | In a suit between A and B regarding a certain plot of land, there are two matters in issue: (1) whether A is the heir of D and (2) whether A is the owner of the said plot by adverse possession. The first issue is… Is the plea barred by res-judicata?