Introduction: Shares may be defined as units of ownership representing an equal proportion of a company’s capital. In nature, they are like any other goods. They can also be described as indivisible units of a pre-determined amount, of the capital of a company. The holder of a share is entitled Read more…
Introduction: Decree as defined in Section 2(2)[1] of Civil Procedure Code, 1908, refers to the judgment of the court. It refers to the legal announcement by the court in consequence of the act brought up before the act for resolution of justice. In general words, a decree is a formal interpretation of the Read more…
Introduction – [1] The litigation consists of three phases: initiating litigation, resolving litigation, and conducting litigation. The final stage of the litigation, which is the conduct of the litigation, is known as enforcement. Once the court has issued a decree or judgment, the person against whom the judgment has been Read more…
Procedural History: On the 27th July, 1945, the respondent filed a suit against the Central Bank contending that the document was not a mortgage with possession. It was alleged that since a doubt had arisen as to whether the document giving effect to the common intention of the parties the Read more…
Introduction to the Case: Extradition is the procedure of a state surrendering a criminal to another state for the prosecution and punishment of his offences which were committed in the requesting or seeking country’s jurisdiction. India faced many issues and problems in the arena of extradition. The existence of extradition Read more…
Introduction: To begin to understand the repercussions of death, marriage and insolvency of parties in civil proceedings, we have to understand first what “execution” in Civil Procedure means as it is the fulcrum with which the process achieves its rightful result. “Execution is the medium by which a decree-holder constrains Read more…
Introduction: A commission is a fulfilled organization of people who look after the essentials of a Court’s provisions in order to make sure there is justice served to the concerned Under the Code of Civil Procedure, the Court needs to ask the Issuance of the Commission for certain provisions to Read more…
Introduction: Before the withdrawal and adjustment of suits, we should know that what is suits. According to the definition mentioned in the dictionary, a Suit is a term that refers to a proceeding that is initiated by a person against another party in a court. Where the person who is Read more…
Introduction: A term with Latin roots of etymology, Caveat simply translated stands for “let the person beware”. Enshrined in the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC), Section 148A introduces the right of an individual to avoid any ex-parte judgments or orders for the purpose of quick redressal. An ex-parte decree is Read more…
Introduction: Judgment means the statements made by the judge on the grounds of the Decree or order. It means judgment includes the grounds or reasons supported which the Decree is passed. Hence, the Decree is that the verdict and judgment could be a reason for the Decision. Whenever a suit Read more…
Introduction: “This belongs to me” “No! This belongs to me” A dispute was going on between two persons. Party A was asking Party B to abandon the premises and stop construction activities because that property is their ancestral property and after the death of their father it should belong to Read more…
Introduction: Suits by or against the government or public officials in their official capacity are special cases as the procedures which have to be observed while instituting a plaint vary from the usual procedures which are carried out in accordance with civil suits for private individuals. They are enumerated in Read more…