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• A. 7 Sub-rules or ingredients
• B. 9 Sub-rules or ingredients
• C. 8 Sub-rules or ingredients
• D. None of the these

Explanation: Order VII, Rule 1 lists nine particulars of a plaint, including the court, parties, cause of action, jurisdiction, relief claimed and…

• A. 24,
• B. 25,
• C. None of the these
• D. 26,

Explanation: Order VII of the Code of Civil Procedure is arranged into 26 rules in the version used for this question.

• A. 14 days
• B. 10 days
• C. 18 days
• D. None of the these

Explanation: Under Order VI, Rule 18, an amendment permitted by the court must ordinarily be carried out within 14 days unless the court fixes another…

• A. Notrized
• B. Signed by the party and his pleader
• C. Signed by Court Officer
• D. None of the these

Explanation: Order VI, Rule 14 requires every pleading to be signed by the party and the pleader, if any.

• A. Plant
• B. Written statement
• C. Both (a) and (b)
• D. None of the these

Explanation: Pleadings comprise the plaint and the written statement, representing the parties' formal statements of claim and defence.

• A. Commanding Officer together with a copy to be retained by the defendants
• B. Chief of Air Staff, Navel or Army
• C. Chief of Staff Committee
• D. None of the these

Explanation: Order V, Rule 28 requires the Court to send the summons to the defendant’s commanding officer, along with a copy for the defendant to…

• A. Ordinary service
• B. Substituted service
• C. Special service
• D. None of the these

Explanation: Publication of the summons in a newspaper is substituted service because it replaces ordinary personal delivery when the defendant cannot…

• A. Service of process upon defendant in any way
• B. Both (a) and (b)
• C. Service of process made under authorization of Court upon defendants
• D. None of the these

Explanation: Substituted service is service carried out in a manner authorized or directed by the Court when ordinary service is impracticable.

• A. Delivery of summons through post
• B. Delivery of summons through Court officer
• C. Delivery of summons in any way
• D. None of the these

Explanation: Order V, Rule 10-A concerns service of summons through post, generally as an additional method alongside ordinary service.

• A. Document upon which plaintiff rely
• B. Plaint
• C. Both (a) and (b)
• D. None of the these

Explanation: Order V, Rule 2 requires every summons to be accompanied by a copy of the plaint, so the defendant receives the precise case being brought…

• A. Issuance of warrant
• B. Issue and service of summons
• C. Issuance of precept
• D. None of the these

Explanation: Order V deals with the issue and service of summons, covering the methods by which a defendant is formally notified of the suit.

• A. Appointment of agent
• B. Framing of suit
• C. Institution of suits
• D. None of the these

Explanation: Order IV governs the institution of suits, beginning with the presentation of a plaint and its registration as a suit.

• A. Appearance of recognized agents and pleaders
• B. Appearance of attorney
• C. Appearance of plaintiffs
• D. None of the these

Explanation: Order III regulates appearances and applications through recognized agents and pleaders, including the authority by which they act for…

• A. Only opening portion of a suit
• B. Whole of claim
• C. Both (a) and (b)
• D. None of the these

Explanation: Order II, Rule 2 embodies the rule against splitting claims: a suit should include the whole claim arising from the particular cause of…

• A. None of the above
• B. Lack of documents
• C. Mis-joinder and non joinder of the parties
• D. None of the these

Explanation: Order I, Rule 9 prevents dismissal of a suit merely because parties were improperly joined or a necessary party was omitted, subject to…

• A. None of the these
• B. Struck off plaintiffs rights
• C. None of the above
• D. Order for sepaarate trial

Explanation: Order I, Rule 2 allows the Court to direct separate trials when joining plaintiffs would embarrass or delay the trial.

• A. Defendant
• B. Plaintiff
• C. Both (a) and (b)
• D. None of the these

Explanation: The person who institutes or brings a civil suit is the plaintiff, while the person against whom relief is claimed is the defendant.

• A. Clerical or arithmetical errors in written statement
• B. Clerical or arithmetical errors in plaint
• C. Clerical and arithmetical errors in judgment, decree or order
• D. None of the these

Explanation: Section 152 authorises correction of clerical or arithmetical mistakes and accidental slips or omissions in a judgment, decree, or order.

• A. 150, C.P.C
• B. None of the these
• C. 152, C.P.C
• D. 151, C.P.C

Explanation: Section 151 preserves the Court’s inherent powers to make orders necessary for the ends of justice or to prevent abuse of its process.

• A. Discretionary power
• B. Mandatory power
• C. Inherent power
• D. None of the these

Explanation: Section 149 gives the Court discretion to permit a deficient court fee to be paid later, after which the document may have the same effect…