What are the Powers and Duties of Receiver in CPC (Code of Civil Procedure, 1908)
A receiver is a neutral officer appointed by the court to safeguard, manage, and preserve disputed property during the pendency […]
Law Notes
Short Note on ‘Kinds of Issues in CPC’
Under the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (CPC), issues represent the disputed points of fact or law between the parties
Who Can Apply for Setting Aside the Sale in Execution of a Decree? When Can a Sale Be Set Aside?
Introduction The execution of a decree is a critical stage in civil litigation, as it ensures the realization of a
Consequences of Appearance and Non Appearance of Parties in a Suit
The appearance and non-appearance of parties in a suit form the cornerstone of civil litigation. The Code of Civil Procedure
Who May Be Joined as Plaintiffs and Defendants? What Is the Effect of Misjoinder and Non-Joinder of Parties?
Introduction Joinder of parties is a fundamental principle under civil procedural law that governs the inclusion of multiple parties as
“Explain the Fundamental Rules of Pleadings. When the Amendment of Pleadings is Permissible?”
Introduction Pleadings form the backbone of civil litigation, serving as the written foundation of a lawsuit. Governed by Order VI
Provisions Related to the Res Sub judice in CPC(Code of Civil Procedure,1908)
Introduction The doctrine of Res Subjudice, codified under Section 10 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908, prevents courts from simultaneously
Explain the Provisions in Respect of Condonation of Delay
The concept of condonation of delay is a vital provision in Indian law, ensuring that justice is not denied solely
Discuss the Effect of Fraud or Mistake on the Period of Limitation
Introduction The Limitation Act, 1963, serves as a pivotal statute in delineating the temporal boundaries for initiating legal proceedings. Recognizing
A Note on ‘Inherent Power of Court under CPC’ (Code of Civil Procedure, 1908)
Introduction The inherent powers of courts are supplementary to the specifically conferred powers under the CPC, enabling them to administer