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‘A’ deposits a box of jewels with `B’ as his agent. ‘C’ alleges that the jewels were wrongfully obtained from him by ‘A ‘and claims the jewels from ‘B’. Can ‘B’ institute an interpleader suit against ‘A and ‘C’ in this respect?- Which court has got the `inherent powers’ under Civil Procedure Code? Can it be exercised by a Munsif also? Give reasons and also refer to relevant provisions
- What is the inherent power of the court?
- What is the procedure taken at the first hearing of the suit?
- ‘X’ lets out certain lands to ‘Y’. ‘A alleges that land never belonged to ‘X and claims rent from ‘Y’. ‘Y’ institute an interpleader suit against ‘A’ and ‘X' Will it lie?
- What additional facts are necessary to be stated in the plaint of an Interpleader suit?
- “Agent and tenant may not institute interpleader suits.” Discuss.
- What is an Interpleader Suit?
- Who can hold an enquiry for ascertaining whether a person is actually an indigent person or not?
- Who is an indigent person?
- Can an indigent person maintain a suit or appeal, if so under which provision of law?
- What are the provisions of C.P.C. that apply to suits by or against the corporation?