Civil Procedure
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Appointment of Commission for Scientific Investigation in Civil Cases- When, How and its Probative Value (Part-I)
This is the first part of a bi-partite article series. Introduction Appointment of commission is a daily thing in the civil courts, the most usual being appointment for local inspection,… Read more.
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When Defendant can lead Evidence before Plaintiff in a Civil Suit
It is well known in civil cases that plaintiff is the master of the suit and he has to win the case on his own legs. It follows that since… Read more.
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Suit Dismissed for default, Restoration Application also dismissed for default – What are the Remedies Available?
Introduction It is a normal thing in civil courts that civil suits get dismissed for default under Order 9 Rule 8[i] of Civil Procedure Code (CPC) when the plaintiff doesn’t… Read more.
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‘Decree Holder’ and ‘Holder of Decree’ -Understanding who can get the Decree Executed
Section 2(3)[i] of the Code of Civil Procedure provides that a decree holder is a person in whose favour a decree has been passed or an order capable of execution… Read more.
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Defendant’s Claim for Injunction in Suit filed by Plaintiff
The present article focuses on the regularly encountered situation in trial courts. It is often seen that in a suit by a plaintiff where he claims injunction in the connected… Read more.
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Marking of Exhibits and How to Deal with the Objections (Part-IV)
This is the fourth part of a multi-part article series by Harshit Sharma, Rajasthan Judicial Service. Read the previous parts here, here, and here. This is the last part of… Read more.
