Section 2(3)[i] of Code of Civil Procedure provides that a decree holder is a person in whose favour a decree has been passed or order capable of execution has been made. So this definition gives us an impression that only the person in whose favour a decree or order has been passed can get it […]
The present article focuses on the regularly encountered situation in trial courts. It is often seen that in a suit by plaintiff where he claims injunction in the connected miscellaneous file through an application under Order 39 CPC, defendant many times through his reply to the plaintiff’s application not only denies the averments of the
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This is the last part of my multi part article series in which I will try to conclude whatever little knowledge I have gained on the subject by doing research. In the previous parts, we majorly dealt with the objections that are related to the mode of proof. Now coming to the second type of
Marking of Exhibits and How to Deal with the Objections Part-IV Read More »
In the second part of the article series we have seen the kind of objections that fall into procedural domain and how the court has to deal with them. Moving further in the same line another kind of objection that is frequently encountered in courts with regard to Stamping of Documents is: Whether Documents that
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After going through the first part of the article series, it will be very clear to the readers that what are exhibits and how they are marked. Now our focus will be on the kinds of objections that are usually raised while exhibits are marked and how to deal with such objections. Kinds of Objections
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