One month Notice to file cross-objection under Order XLI Rule 22- Explanation
Order XLI of the Code deals with appeals from original decrees. Rules 1 and 2 give the right to file an appeal against a decree in the manner and on…
Legislation by Incorporation- Explanation by Example
Legislation by incorporation is a common legislative device employed by the legislature, where the legislature for convenience of drafting incorporates provisions from an existing statute by reference to that statute…
The Status of Lawyer’s Relationship with Client
Lawyers are perceived to be their client’s agents. The law of agency may not strictly apply to the client – lawyer’s relationship as lawyers or agents, lawyers have certain authority…
Stay of Execution- Rule 29 of CPC
Order XXI, CPC deals generally with the execution of decrees and orders. That order is divided into several topics, each topic containing a number of rules. The first four topics…
Unveiling Paradigms: The Ascendant Nexus of Jurisprudence and Economy
ABSTRACT The interdisciplinary field of law and economics applies economic principles to the study of legal systems and their influence on economic development. Originating from the Chicago School of Economics,…
Can Bar Associations pass a resolution to not appear in the case of any particular person?
The question came for consideration in the case ‘A.S.Mohammad Rafi v. State of Tamilnadu (2010)’, Where several Bar Association all over India, whether High Court Bar Associations or District Court…
Public Prosecutor and its Powers- A Brief Analysis
Section 2(u) of CrPC defines “Public Prosecutor”. It reads as follows:- “(u) “Public Prosecutor” means any person appointed under Section 24, and includes any person acting under the directions of…
Section 136 CPC- Arrest or attachment of property before Judgment, outside the Jurisdiction of the Court
Provision for arrest or attachment of property before judgment, outside the jurisdiction of the Court ordering the same, is made in Section 136 of the Civil Procedure Code. Sub-sections (1)…
Irrespective of whether the case is appealable or non-appealable the examination-in-chief has to be permitted in the form of affidavit
Order XVIII Rule 4 of the Civil Procedure Code provides for the mode of recording the evidence. The said provision reads as follows: “4. Recording of evidence.— (1) In every…
Developers shall be held accountable for default in payment of transit compensation: Bombay High Court
Bombay High Court Diary Introduction A division bench of Justice G.S. Patel & Justice Neela Gokhale was hearing a petition pertaining to the builder’s default in payment of transit compensation…