Civil Court: Practice and Procedure

Civil Court: Practice and Procedure by Kamal Mohan Gupta is a practical guide to the procedural framework governing civil litigation in India. Covering the complete lifecycle of a civil suit, from institution to execution, the book explains the provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) in a clear and systematic manner. With discussions on recent procedural developments, commercial courts, landmark judicial decisions, and practical aspects of civil practice, it serves as a valuable reference for understanding and applying civil court procedures.

Key Features:

• Comprehensive coverage of civil court practice and procedure under the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC).
• Detailed discussion of the institution of suits, pleadings, plaints, written statements, and the framing of issues.
• Explains amendment of pleadings, appearance of parties, service of summons, and delay in filing written statements.
• Covers important procedural remedies including temporary injunctions, interlocutory orders, appointment of receivers, and caveats.
• Discusses jurisdiction of civil courts, cause of action, res judicata, mesne profits, and ex parte decrees.
• Includes guidance on execution proceedings, appeals, references, reviews, revisions, and transfers of cases.
• Covers summary procedure under the CPC and procedural aspects relating to commercial courts.
• Explains pre-institution mediation, settlement of disputes outside the court, and withdrawal or adjustment of suits.
• Addresses suits involving persons of unsound mind, public nuisance, and public charity matters.
• Incorporates landmark judicial decisions to illustrate procedural principles and their practical application.

This book is intended for law students, judicial service aspirants, advocates, legal practitioners, academicians, and anyone seeking a practical understanding of civil court procedure.