Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (Act No. V of 1908) & Limitation Act, 1963 (Act No. 36 of 1963) (Notes / Guide Books)

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Description
* Answer to Important Question & Short Notes.
* Solutions to Important Problems &
* Fill up the Blanks, Mini Short Questions, Etc for Internal Exams
"According to the New Syllabus & New Examination Pattern"
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Contents
Part A
1. Introduction and Law Reforms
2. Introduction to C.P.C
3. RES SUB JUDICE
4. RES JUDICATA.
5. Foreign Judgment.
6. Place of Suing.
7. Transfer of Suit from One Court to Another Court.
8. First Appeal.
9. Second Appeal.
10. Reference.
11. Review.
12. Revision.
13. Caveat.
14. Inherent Powers of Court.
15. Causes of Action and Misjoinder of Causes of Action.
16. Joinder of Parties and Misjoinder of Parties.
17. Representative Suit.
18. Claims and Reliefs.
19. Pro Forma Defendant.
20. Summons on Defendant.
21. Summons on the Witnesses of the parties
22. Pleadings Generally.
23. Plaint.
24. Written Statement.
25. Set-Off & Counter-Claim.
26. Interrogatories.
27. Settlement of "Issues" / First hearing of the Suit.
28. Affidavit
29. Judgment.
30. Decree.
31. Order.
32. Execution.
34. Arrest and Detention.
33. Attachment of Property.
34. Granishee Order.
35. Abatement of Suit.
36. Commissioner.
37. Suits by or Against the Government or Public
38. Officers in their Official Capacity.
39. Suit by or Against Firms.
40. Minors and Persons of Unsound Mind.
41. Indigent Person.
42. Inter-Pleader Suit.
43. Arrest and Attachment Before Judgment.
44. Injunctions.
45. Interlocutory Orders.
46. Receiver.
Part B
The Limitation Act, 1963
1. Nature of Law of Limitation/The Limitation Act, 1963.
'Vigilantibus non dormantibus jura subvenient."
Distinction between Limitation and Latch/Estoppel/
Acquiescence/Prescription.
Bar of Limitation.
2. Condonation of delay.
3. Legal Disability.
"When the limitation begins to run, it will continue to run."
4. Computation of Limitation.
Exclusion of time in legal proceedings.
Exclusion of time in cases where leave to sue or appeal as a
pauper is applied for.
Exclusion of time of proceeding bona fide in Court without jurisdiction.
Exclusion of time in certain other cases.
Effect of death on or before the accrual of the right to sue.
Effect of fraud or mistake.
5. Acknowledgment.
Effect of Part Payment.
Effect of Acknowledgment or part payment made by another person.
6. Substituting or Adding new plaintiff or defendant.
Continuing Breaches and Torts.
7. Acquisition of easement by prescription.
8. "Limitation extinguishes only the remedy and not the right."
9. SCHEDULE.
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Author Details
Gade Veera Reddy, B.Sc., LL.B., M.A., (M.B.A)
(Recipient of 5 Medals in Law) (K.U)
Advocate High Court, Kothi, Hyderabad - 500095, T.S.