CPC
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The Illusion of a Stay: Revisiting Order XLI Rule 5 and the Fallacy of the De Facto Appellate Stay
Amitabh Kumar Saxena is a fourth-year student at National Law Institute University, Bhopal. Vibha Patel is a third-year student at Tamil Nadu National Law University, Tiruchirappalli. In civil litigation, the… Read more.
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Right to Lead Rebuttal Evidence – When and How this Right is Exercised
Introduction Order 18 of Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) deals with hearing of the suit and examination of witnesses. Order 18 R.1 deals with right to begin i.e. the plaintiff… Read more.
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Defence Struck Off – What it really means and the procedure thereafter
Introduction The phrase “defence struck off” or “defence struck out” is not unknown in the sphere of law. Indeed it finds place in various provisions of Code of Civil Procedure… Read more.
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Whether a Non-Party to the Suit can get the Ex-Parte Decree Set Aside
Order 9[i] of the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) deals with the appearance of parties and the consequences of non-appearance on the first hearing. Order 17, Rule 2[ii], lays down… Read more.
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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.
