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Court Procedures in Civil Criminals PDF
Court Procedures in Civil Criminals PDF
Court Procedures in Civil Criminals PDF
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1. Presentation of plaint.
2. Service of summons on defendant.
3. Appearance of parties
4. Ex-parte Decree
5. Interlocutory Proceedings
6. Filing of written statement by defendant
7. Production of documents by parties (plaintiff and defendant)
8. Examination of parties
9. Discovery and Inspection
10. Admission
11. Framing of issues by the court.
12. Summoning And Attendance Of Witnesses
13. Hearing Of Suits And Examination Of Witnesses
14. Argument
15. Judgment
16. Preparation of Decree
17. Appeal, Review, Revision
18. Execution of Decree
10. Admission (Order 12) :- Either party may call upon the
other party to admit within seven days from the date of service
of the notice, any document saving all just exception. In case of
refusal or neglect to admit after such notice, the cost of proving
such document shall be paid by the party, so neglecting or
refusing whatever be the result of the suit may be, unless the
court otherwise directs and no cost of proving any such
document shall be allowed unless such notice is given, except
where the omission to give the notice is in the opinion of the
court a saving of expenses. The above procedure is rarely
followed by the advocates of parties.
The court after the case has been heard shall pronounce
judgment in open court either within one month of completion of
arguments or as soon thereafter as may be practicable, and
when the judgment is to be pronounced judge shall fix a day in
advance for that purpose.
The High Court may call for the record of any case which has
been decided
by subordinate court and in which no appeal lies, if such
subordinate court appears -