Under the Code of Civil Procedure, appeal to the High Court is referred to as the second appeal since the High Court is a second-highest court of appeal. This article shall comprehend the meaning and procedure of the second appeal under the Civil Procedure Code, 1908. Introduction The Code, under Section 100, entitles an aggrieved party to a… Read More »
About the Competition MAB INSTITUTE OF JURIDICAL SCIENCE is organizing 2nd MABIJS International Essay Competition 2020 to advocate the views of intellects on varied aspects of day-to-day life. While pursuing our goals, we commit to partnering with the most public so as to ensure their best interests are served. The objective of this competition is to encourage law… Read More »
Legal Bites brings you a live blog on 2nd Jagannath Memorial National Moot Court Competition 2020. Parth Sindhwani, Sakshi Sharma, Shobhita Saran and Jaishree Singh are here for live reporting. This event will be held from 14th February 2020 – 16th February 2020. Please look forward to all the highlights and results of this competition being updated right… Read More »
Appeal is a statutory right of every person aggrieved by any order or judgment of a court to approach a higher court for a reversal of the order. This article shall provide a comprehensive analysis of appeal from original decree and order under the Civil Procedure Code, 1908. Introduction The Code (hereinafter ‘CPC’) does not define the term… Read More »
When there is a dispute between two individuals or entities residing or situated in two countries, the dispute can be resolved by either country’s court. When a court outside India passes a judgment involving an Indian citizen, it is a foreign judgment. This article shall focus on comprehending the concept of a foreign judgment under the Code of… Read More »
A very minute confusion always exists in the mind of people (including lawyers) with respect to the difference between judgment and decree. This article shall analyse the meaning and procedure of judgment and decree under the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908. It shall further explain the difference between judgment and decree. Introduction Section 2 (2) of the Code… Read More »
The term adjourn, in layman’s term, means to postpone or to discontinue. The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 does not define the term but, however, Order XVII deals with adjournment specifically. This article deals with the meaning, need and procedure of adjournment under the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908. Introduction “The court is adjourned!”. This is a very… Read More »
Admission under the Evidence Act, 1872 means, in simple terms, the acceptance of the statements or facts by the party who is referred to such fact. Under the Civil Procedure, examination-in-chief takes place through affidavits and all admissions are done through affidavits as well. Hence, this article shall assist in understanding the concepts of admission and affidavits under… Read More »
This article “Commencement of a Trial under the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908” shall look into the analysis of the procedure followed after a trial commences. The trial in a civil suit commences after the plaint is filed, the date for the first hearing is fixed, the defendant is summoned and the written statement is filed by the defendant.… Read More »
There can be many circumstances when either of the parties to the suit may die or the subject matter of the suit does not exist anymore. To deal with these situations, the Code of Civil Procedure entails Order XXII containing the meaning and procedure of Abatement of Suit and Substitution of Parties under the CPC. Introduction ‘A’ was… Read More »
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