CPC Mains Questions Series: Important Questions for Judiciary, APO & University Exams | Part – I of X
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CPC Mains Questions Series Part – I of X
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CPC Mains Questions Series Part – I of X
Question 1
Whether C.P.C. is procedural law or substantive law? Explain.
Question 2
Define the following:
- Decree-holder
- Foreign Court
- Foreign Judgment. (Bihar J 1977)
- Judgment and Judgment Debtor
- Legal Representative. [UP (J) 1983, 1988, Raj J 1992, HR. J.S.1984, 2000, 2011, UPHJS 1984, 2000, MPJ 1989, 2010]
- Mesne Profits. [CG (J) 2003, Bihar 1975, 2006.2014, Haryana (j) 2011 DJS 2005, HJS 2011]
- Movable Property and Order
- Public Officer
Question 3
What is a decree? Explain its essential elements. Distinguish between the preliminary decree and final decree. In what cases the preliminary decree is mandatory? [UPCJ 1987, Bihar 1986]
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Is an order returning a plaint to be presented to the proper court a decree?
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Is an order rejecting a memorandum of appeal as barred by limitation, a decree? [UPHJS 2000]
Question 10
Is the following order a decree? Give reasons: “An order imposing cost”. [B.J. 1977]
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What sort of a preliminary or final decree is passed in a suit for redemption of a mortgage?
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State power of Court to extend time for payment in a suit for redemption?
Question 16
What kind of preliminary and final decree is passed in foreclosure suit?
Question 17
Examine whether the decree is preliminary or final in the following case—
‘X’ the mortgagee of house brings a suit against ‘Y, the mortgagor, for foreclosure of the mortgage and the decree is passed in favour of ‘X. [Bihar C.J. 1986]
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“The civil court can try all suits of civil nature and jurisdiction is of four kinds.” Discuss. Or
“A civil court shall have jurisdiction to try all the suits of civil nature unless barred.” Explain the term suits of a ‘Civil nature’ in this provision.
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Is a suit for right to franchise a suit of civil nature? [U.P.C.J. 2000]
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Question 33
A filed a suit against B in the court of Bhubaneshwar, claiming ₹60,000 alleged to have been misappropriated by B. while he was in A's service at Bhubaneshwar. B did not appear at the hearing. An ex-parte decree was passed against him. B was a native of Bangladesh. In 1982, he left Bhubaneshwar and went to Faridkot to take up service under A. But in 1998, he left A's service and returned to Bangladesh. The present suit was filed against him in 2022; when he neither resided at Bhubaneshwar nor was he domiciled there. Explain whether the court of Bhubaneshwar has jurisdiction to enter a suit against B. [OJS 2022]
Question 34
Situation 1: A entered into an agreement jointly with B and C to sell 100 tins of oil. A, thereafter, refused to deliver the goods.
Situation 2: A agreed to sell and deliver 100 tins of oil to B at a particular rate on 1st January 2022. He also agreed to sell and deliver a quantity of oil on the same day at the same price to C
Whether B and C can join as plaintiffs in one suit against A in both situations 1 and 2? [OJS 2022]