THE RELEVANCE OF RES JUDICATA IN LAW
Res judicata is a fundamental principle of civil law in India that refers to the legal doctrine that a matter that has been finally adjudicated by a competent court cannot be reopened by the same…
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ALL ABOUT NON-BAILABLE OFFENCES IN INDIA
INTRODUCTION Bail is an integral part of the criminal justice system in most nations across the globe, including India. Bail is a way to ensure that the accused is present before the court for trial,…
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HOW TO FILE A CIVIL SUIT IN INDIA
WHAT IS CIVIL SUIT? A civil suit is a legal action taken by one person(referred to as the plaintiff in legalese) against another person( referred to as the defendant) for any injury and damages that…
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BRIEF NOTE ON ORDER 9 OF THE CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE – Consequences of non-appearance of the party to the suit.
Appearance and non-appearance of the parties is an important part of the suit which determines the result of the suit. The provisions of the code are based on the general principle that, as far as…
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DETAILED NOTE ON SUMMARY SUITS UNDER CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE
Introduction Summary suit or summary procedure is provided under order XXXVII of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908. The summary suit is a unique legal procedure used for enforcing a right in an efficacious manner…
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SCOPE OF INTERLOCUTORY ORDERS IN INDIA
INTRODUCTION Webster’s New World Dictionary defines an ‘interlocutory order’ as an order other than a final decision. Interlocutory orders are passed for the protection of the rights of the parties while the proceedings in a…
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JURISDICTION AND ITS ROLE IN INDIA.
THE DEFINITION OF JURISDICTION The idea of jurisdiction plays a role in determining which code is acceptable for specific litigation. The power or authority given to a court to hear the case in front of…
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Indigent Person under Indian Laws
Introduction The main purpose of embedding this Order XXXIII of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 is to help the poorer section of the society who is deprived and cannot heir their lawyers. And also to…
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