Civil Procedure CPC

Landlord-tenant disputes are a common aspect of property management, and one of the most contentious issues often revolves around the recovery of possession. Whether it’s due to non-payment of rent, lease violations, or the expiration of a rental agreement, landlords may need to take action to recover possession of their property. However, the process can

Caveat is derived from a Latin term which means “let a person beware” which was formulated in the mid of 16th century. Generally, in law, it may be taken as just a notice, especially in probate, that specific actions may not be taken without having the person informed about who gave the notice. It may be

The Honorable Court of Law takes reference or help from various common law and their theories to keep a balance and improve the judicial system. The main purpose of such theory is to evaluate judicial efficiency and make sure a fruitful pace of delivering justice in the Court of Law is achieved. The Doctrine of

Civil Law speaks for a private right of an individual of action of rectification. A civil proceeding, also known as a civil suit, is a process for recuperation of an individual’s right or redress (rectification) of an individual’s wrong. The necessary credentials that were mandated of any civil suit, as per the decision of the

Has someone failed to pay you back the money once borrowed no matter how many chances you have given them? You move the court for the recovery of the money you deserve to receive. if you are thinking of a lawsuit for money recovery, then we need to first know how the process works and

This blog discusses the meaning, object and grounds for issuance of a temporary injunction under the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (CPC). The latter part deals with some FAQs related to the application for temporary injunction. What is the meaning of temporary injunction? Temporary Injunction refers to the Judicial Intervention of maintaining a ‘status quo’

Law of civil procedure plays a crucial and pioneering role in expanding the adjudication of civil disputes. The contemporary tendency, however, is to treat the procedural law as subordinate to substantive law. These issues that we will deal with are: Whether law of civil procedure is an adjective law? What are the object, scope and