State the Circumstances Under Which a Suit is Barred by Res Judicata. (Marks:15)
The doctrine of Res Judicata, codified in Section 11 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (CPC), embodies a fundamental […]
Law Notes
What is Prescription in Law? A Note on Prescription Under The Indian Easements Act, 1882
Introduction The doctrine of prescription in property law addresses the acquisition of rights through prolonged, uninterrupted, and overt usage of
‘Note On Condonation Of Delay.’ Explain the Circumstances in Which Delay Will be Condoned Under the Limitation Act, 1963
🕒 Legal Insight: Under the Limitation Act, 1963, delay in filing suits or appeals can be condoned if the applicant
Distinguish between Limitation and Estoppel
💡 Key Difference: Limitation bars legal action after a certain period has elapsed, whereas estoppel prevents a party from contradicting
Note on Caveat in CPC (Civil Procedure Code)
Introduction The legal concept of a caveat plays a pivotal role in civil litigation by safeguarding the interests of individuals
When Can a Court Appoint a Receiver? (Appointment of Receiver)
The appointment of a receiver is a judicial mechanism aimed at safeguarding, managing, and preserving property under litigation. As a
State the Procedure for Instituting a Suit by Indigent Person
Introduction Ensuring equal access to judicial remedies is a cornerstone of the Indian legal system, guided by principles of equity
Admission in CPC (Code of Civil Procedure)
Admission Introduction Admissions in civil litigation serve as a pivotal mechanism for simplifying and streamlining judicial proceedings. Broadly defined, an
Consequences of Appearance of Parties in Suit
Consequences of Appearance of Parties in a Suit The appearance of parties in civil litigation is a fundamental aspect of
What are Issues in CPC? What is Framing of Issues in CPC?
Introduction In civil litigation, “issues” signify the critical disputes between litigants that the court must resolve to deliver a just