Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) is an act that regulates the procedure to be applied by the courts in civil litigation. It is an act of procedure that defines the procedure and procedures that courts must follow to ensure that they are able to fulfill your rights as well as obligations within civil dispute.
WHAT IS DISPOSED OFF IN LAW? If a case has been referred to the criminal court, it is considered open until it's ... Read More
HISTORY OF THE CPC For the first time, in 1859, the introduction of a common Civil Procedure Code was established by ... Read More
GENERAL In the interim reliefs, the court can grant reliefs following the filing of the suit up to the time of exe... Read More
DECREE A decree was specified in S.2 (2) of the CPC). The most important conditions of the decree include the followi... Read More
WHY DO WE REQUIRE DRAFTSMANSHIP? Once the decree has been issued, it can be appealed (or examined) or enforced (execu... Read More
