Under Order VII, Rule 11 of Pakistan's Code of Civil Procedure, a plaint may be rejected when it:
Correct answer: A. Discloses no cause of action
- A. Discloses no cause of action
- B. Contains any statement disputed by the defendant
- C. Is filed by a legally represented plaintiff
- D. Seeks a remedy available under civil law
Explanation
A plaint may be rejected on specified grounds, including failure to disclose a cause of action. A mere dispute about its factual allegations is normally decided through the proceedings, not by treating every disputed statement as a ground for rejection.
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