🗺️ Part II · Execution — Star Map (§§ 36–74 overview) ↗ CPC, 1908 · Part II · Execution · Transfer Transfer of decree to a Court in another State When a decree must be enforced across a State line, Section 40 hands…
🗺️ Part II · Execution — Star Map (§§ 36–74 overview) ↗ CPC, 1908 · Part II · Execution · Transfer Transfer of decree A decree need not stay where it was born. Section 39 lets the court that passed it send it…
🗺️ Part II · Execution — Star Map (§§ 36–74 overview) ↗ CPC, 1908 · Part II · Execution · General Court by which a decree may be executed One decree, two possible courts. Section 38 says a decree may be executed by…
🗺️ Part II · Execution — Star Map (§§ 36–74 overview) ↗ CPC, 1908 · Part II · Execution · General Court which passed a decree Before a decree can be executed, the law must point to a court. Section 37 names that…
🗺️ Part II · Execution — Star Map (§§ 36–74 overview) ↗ CPC, 1908 · Part II · Execution · General Application to orders Part II opens with a bridge. The whole machinery built to execute a decree is switched on for an…
CPC 1908 • Part I Suits in General — Star Map The whole of Part I as a single star: 7 light-rays, one for each cross-heading, each carrying its sections. Tap any section number to open it. ✨PART I Suits…
Landmark Case • explains CPC §21 Kiran Singh v. Chaman Paswan AIR 1954 SC 340 • 1955 SCR 117 • Supreme Court of India • 14 April 1954 • 4-Judge Bench The leading authority on objections to jurisdiction — it…
Landmark Case • explains CPC §9 Dhulabhai v. State of Madhya Pradesh AIR 1969 SC 78 • (1968) 3 SCR 662 • Supreme Court of India • 5 April 1968 • Constitution Bench (5 Judges) The leading authority on when…
CPC 1908 • Part I • Judgment & Decree Section 35B — Costs for Causing Delay Inserted in 1976 to fight the great enemy of civil justice — delay. If a party stalls (skips a required step or grabs an…
CPC 1908 • Part I • Judgment & Decree Section 35A — Compensatory Costs for False or Vexatious Claims or Defences Ordinary costs (§35) compensate the winner for litigating. §35A goes further — it lets the Court penalise a party…
