Civil Trials Practice and Procedure

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Description
This book is intended to introduce the principles of civil jurisprudence with practical approach towards the subject. I have endeavoured to include latest and significant judgments of various High Courts and the Apex Court touching the Subject.
Neither I do claim this book to be a legal classic nor do I claim to have discovered anything new. Only arrangement is mine.
I am greatful to Advocate Surendra Gadling, Advocate Viplav Teltumbde and Mr. Gartesh Neet (Law Students) for helping me in this endeavour.
I am indeed grateful to Universal Law Publishing for publishing this book.
1 hope this book would be of immense value particularly to law students and trial court advocates
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Contents
Chapter I Drafting
Chapter II Parties to Suit (Order 1)
Chapter III Frame of Suit (Order 2)
Chapter IV Pleadings: Object and Importance
Chapter V Institution of Suits (Order IV)
Chapter VI Pleadings Generally
Chapter VII  Plaint (Order VII)
Chapter VIII Written Statement, Set-oOff and Counter-Claim (Order VIII)
Chapter IX Defences and Special Pleas Available to Defendant
Chapter X Valuation of Suits
Chapter XI Stamp Act
Chapter XII Pre Trail Stages
Chapter XIII Burden of proof and Onus of Proof
Chapter XIV Trails
Chapter XV Production and effect of Evidence
Chapter VVI Types of Evidence
Chapter XVII Admissiblity of Deeds and Documents
Chapter XVIII Argument
Chapter XIX Judgment and Decree
Chapter XX Appreciation of Evidence
Chapter XXI Post - Trail Stages
Chapter XXII Cases Under Important Acts
Chapter XXIII Types of Suits
Chapter XXIV Miscellaneous Proceedings
Chapter XXV Principles of Equity
Chapter XXVI Latin Maxim, Words and Phrases
Chapter XXVII Administrative Law
Chapter XXVIII Interpretation of Statutes
Chapter XXiX Significant Judgement of Public Importance
Table of Cases
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