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JI & GL – Civil Procedure Code 1908

JI & GL – Civil Procedure Code 1908 – Need, Aim and scope

Civil Procedure Code (CPC)
Civil Procedure Code lays down the procedure to be followed in the Civil Courts in deciding the cases. Civil Procedure Code is the general law relating to Civil Suits. It prescribes the laws and procedures to be followed in deciding the civil cases.
The code is divided into 2 sections. 1st Section consists of 158 Sections which is the Substantive Law and the 2nd Sectionconsists of 51 Orders which further contains several Rules which is the Procedural Law.
This code is also called as CPC in layman language. CPC is not just a short form but is generally referred to as same in general language.
Why Civil Procedure Code is required or why is there a need to create such a Code or Law?


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