Withdrawal and Transfer of Suits

1. Introduction Provision of section 24, without specifying any grounds, empowers to High Court and District Court to transfer, withdraw and...

Jurisdiction of Civil Courts

1. Introduction The concept of jurisdiction is very important in law, because the courts get the power, and authority, to inquire into facts...

Kind of Suits brought into Civil Courts

1. Introduction Disputes can be either of criminal nature or of civil nature. Disputes of criminal nature are resolved by criminal courts wh...

Suit against Minor and Guardian Ad Litem

1. Introduction Settled principle is that minor cannot sue and cannot be sued. Therefore, it has been made compulsory that minor plaintiff a...

Rejection of Plaint and its Grounds

1. Introduction It is a first duty of court, before which a suit is instituted to properly examine the plaint, for the purpose of determinin...

Review and its Grounds under CPC

Introduction Civil Procedure code has granted right of reviews, but this right has been made subject to procedure, conditions and limitation...

Appeal and its kinds under CPC

1. Introduction Appeal has not been defined in Civil Procedure Code. It is, in fact, that complaint, which is made to some superior court ag...

Suit against Government or Public Officer

1. Introduction Civil Procedure Code has provided a comprehensive mechanism for trail of civil suit. In fact, it ahs provided procedural rul...

Various Modes of Summons

Introduction Order 5 of Civil Procedure is based on this principle that no one should be condemned unheard when the suit is instituted again...