Mulla The Key to Indian Practice (A Summary of The Code of Civil Procedure)

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Description
Key Features
• An invaluable and inimitable reference aid; providing a summary of the provisions of the Code of
  Civil Procedure
• Breaks down the complexities of the Code to offer a lucid exposition of the important provisions
• Adopts a systematic and readable scheme with critical analysis that stokes students' interest to deliberate
   and debate
• Covers how the course of an ordinary suit is followed, from the moment the plaintiff determines to sue
  till the time he obtains a decree
• Elaborates in detail the critical process of execution of a decree and the possible consequences of an appeal
   by an affected party
• Employs the explanatory method of treatment enabling advocates not only to
   understand the provisions of the Code, but also to see how these provisions are applied in practice
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1.    Introductory
Chapter 2.    The Courts and Their Jurisdiction
Chapter 3.    The Four Essential of a Suit
Chapter 4.    Place of Suing
Chapter 5.    Parties and Cause of Action
Chapter 6.    Steps in a Suit
Chapter 7.    Documents and Witnesses
Chapter 8.    Hearing and Disposal
Chapter 9.    Execution of Decrees
Chapter 10.  Appeals from Original Decrees
Chapter 11.  Appeals from Appellate Decrees or Second Appeals
Chapter 12.  Reference, Revision and Review
Chapter 13.  Supplemental and Special Proceedings
Chapter 14.  Suits in Particular Cases
Chapter 15.  Alternative Disputes Redressal Mechanisms (ADR)
Index
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Author Details
Sir Dinshaw Fardunji Mulla
K.Kannan