Chapter 1: Civil Procedure Code 1908 - Quiz
Question 1: What is the purpose of the Civil Procedure Code 1908?
The purpose of the Civil Procedure Code 1908 is to consolidate and amend the laws relating to the procedure of civil courts.
Question 2: Who has the authority to make rules regulating the procedure of the civil courts?
The High Courts have the authority to make rules regulating the procedure of the civil courts.
Question 3: What does Section 9 of the CPC relate to?
Section 9 of the CPC relates to the jurisdiction of civil courts in cases where the courts have jurisdiction to try suits.
Question 4: Define 'Decree' as per the Civil Procedure Code.
A 'Decree' is a formal expression of an adjudication which conclusively determines the rights of the parties with regard to all or any of the matters in controversy in the suit.
Question 5: What is the time limitation for filing an appeal under the CPC?
The time limitation for filing an appeal under the CPC is generally 30 days from the date of the decree or order appealed against.
Question 6: In which section of the CPC is the principle of res judicata explained?
The principle of res judicata is explained in Section 11 of the CPC.
Question 7: What is the purpose of a 'lis pendens' notice?
A 'lis pendens' notice serves as a public notice about the pending litigation affecting the property and warns potential buyers or transferees about the dispute.
Question 8: Can a foreign sovereign be sued in Indian courts?
A foreign sovereign cannot be sued in Indian courts unless the Central Government gives permission.
Question 9: What does the term 'plaint' refer to under the CPC?
The term 'plaint' refers to a written statement containing the plaintiff's claims and the relief sought in a civil suit.
Question 10: What is the objective of the rule of 'locus standi'?
The rule of 'locus standi' ensures that only a person who has a direct interest or grievance in the case can bring a lawsuit to the court.