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Vendor Is Necessary Party In Specific Performance Suits Even If He Has Transferred Property To Third Party: Supreme Court
Introduction The Supreme Court of India has recently reaffirmed a fundamental principle of property law through its judgment in Kishorilal (D) Through LRS & Ors. vs. Gopal &
Preponderance of Probabilities Explained: How Indian Courts and SEBI Weigh Evidence
Authored by: Aaditya Bhatt, Advocate Bhatt & Joshi Associates General Principles of Preponderance of Probabilities Definition and Legal Basis of Preponderance of Probabilities
Documents Filed with Plaint: Comprehensive Legal Framework and Judicial Interpretation
Introduction The procedural requirements governing the filing of documents with a plaint constitute one of the most fundamental aspects of civil litigation in India. These requirem
First and Second Appeals under CPC: Step-by-Step Legal Guide to Civil Appeals in India
Introduction The appellate system in India represents a cornerstone of the judicial framework, ensuring that justice is not only done but seen to be done. An appeal constitutes a f
Civil Litigation in India: A Complete Guide to Lawsuit Stages
Introduction to Civil Litigation in India Civil litigation represents the cornerstone of India’s justice delivery system, providing citizens with a structured legal mechanism
Understanding Order 1 Rule 10 of the Civil Procedure Code and the Doctrine of Dominus Litus in Indian Civil Litigation
Introduction to Party Composition in Civil Suits Civil litigation in India operates within a carefully structured procedural framework established by the Code of Civil Procedure, 1
Order 1, Rule 10 and Order XXII, Rule 4 of the Civil Procedure Code: The Doctrine of Dominus Litus and Death of Parties in Civil Litigation
Introduction The Civil Procedure Code, 1908 (CPC), serves as the cornerstone of procedural law governing civil litigation in India. Among its intricate provisions, Order 1, Rule 10
