Tag: Code of Civil Procdure

• 7 Jul 2022

  Marking of Exhibits and How to Deal with the Objections (Part-III)

  

  This is the third part of a multi-part article series by Harshit Sharma, Rajasthan Judicial Service. Read the previous two parts here and here. In the second part of the article series, we have seen the kind of objections that fall into the procedural domain and how the court has to deal with them. Moving […]
• 6 Jul 2022

  Marking of Exhibits and How to Deal with the Objections (Part-II)

  

  This is the second part of a multi-part article series by Harshit Sharma, Rajasthan Judicial Service. Read the first part here. After going through the first part of the article series, it will be very clear to the readers as to what are exhibits and how they are marked. Now our focus will be on […]
• 1 Jul 2022

  Marking Exhibits on Documents and How to Deal with the Objections

  

  This is the first part of a multi-part article series. Part-I After much deliberation and doing a lot of research, I decided to write a multiple article series on a very important and hotly debated topic i.e., Marking Exhibits on Documents and How and When to Deal with the Objections that arise in such process. […]
• 27 Jul 2020

  The Tug of War between Enforcement of Foreign Judgments and Supremacy of Domestic Laws: Critical Analysis of Section 13(f) of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908

  

  Introduction The standards regulating the acceptance of judgments handed down in foreign jurisdictions are one of the basic elements of the debate on private international law. In addition, the English courts have imposed international judgments since the 17th century.[1] Although there may be many grounds for imposing international decisions, the concept of comitology of nations […]
• 24 Jul 2020

  Understanding the fine line of distinction between Mesne Profits and Interim Compensation

  

  Introduction Under Order XX Rule 12 of Civil Procedure Code, 1908 (“the Act”), the court may pass a decree directing an inquiry as to the rent or mesne profits from the date of institution of the suit until the delivery of the possession to the owner. Sec 2(12) of the Act defines, “mesne profits” as […]
• 12 May 2020

  Can Article 226 be Used to Call Upon a Civil Court?: Clearing the Confusion around Articles 226, 227 and Section 115 of CPC

  

  Introduction A writ petition under Article 226 of the Constitution was designed as an instrument to invoke the original jurisdiction of the High Courts in case of violation of fundamental rights.[1] Under the Article, the High Courts can issue writs to “any person or authority” or even government[2] resulting in the High Courts exercising a […]