Power &Functions of Courts Introduction: We know that there are two main branches of our legal practices‚ they are Civil matters and another is Criminal matters. Civil matters are dealt by Civil Court and Criminal matters are dealt by Criminal Courts. The both Civil and Criminal Court are divided into to main categories. 1. Higher Judiciary that is Supreme Court of Bangladesh. 2. Sub-ordinate Judiciary. It is a very vast effort to describe all the power and functions of both the judiciary
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2013 FLORIDA HANDBOOK ON CIVIL DISCOVERY PRACTICE TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE ............................................................................................................ iii Chapter 1: Available Weapons to Combat Discovery Abuse ............................... 1 In General ..................................................................................... 1 Award of Expenses and Fees on Motion to Compel ..................... 3 Exclusion of Expert Witness Opinions....
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VCE Legal Studies Unit 2 Exam Chapters (7‚8‚9‚10‚11&15) AREA OF STUDY 2: CIVIL LAW AND AREA OF STUDY 2: THE CIVIL LAW IN ACTION. 1. The difference between civil law and criminal law. Civil law applies to people in the community who had the wrong things such as civil against each other. Criminal law is someone who commits murder‚ sexual assault and theft etc. It is the law enforced by police. 2. The need for a hierarchy of courts‚ i.e reasons In a court hierarchy‚ different courts have different
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(10P202) ROHITH POTTI (10P227) SAKSHI SHARMA (10P229) Contents 1. Introduction: Enforcement of Foreign Judgements 3 2. Enforcement of Foreign Judgements in India 5 3. The Code of Civil Procedure 1908‚ Bare Act Indian Law a. Section 44A 6 b. Concept of Res Judicata 7 c. Section 13 8 d. Section 11 8 e. Section 14 9 4. Judgements
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One of he most difficult and burning problems in administration of civil justice is of delay. The delay can be addressed from two side’s namely compulsory delay and intentional delay. Compulsory delay is caused due to our age old legal system and intentional delay is caused by the persons who are instrumental in administration of justice and more specifically the lawyers and parties to the suits. three classes of people may be mainly responsibility for delay in disposal of cases. They are court staff
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Res sub judice1+2* Section 10 of Code of Civil Procedure‚ 1908 deals with the stay of civil suits. It provides that no court shall proceed with the trial of any suit in which the matter in issue is also directly and substantially in issue in a previously instituted suit between the same parties and that the court in which the previous suit is pending is competent to grant the relief claimed. Section 10 reads thus: Stay of suit: No Court shall proceed with the trial of any suit in which the matter
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Respondent contends that as long as the amount paid by the respondent was an amount leviable and collected in accordance with the procedure‚ then Section 11B‚ Central Excise Act has applied and if once the amount paid by the respondent is exterior to the purview of Section 11B of the Act‚ none of the requirements of Section 11B under the Central Excise Act including time limit would
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The Ibakkar - Natarajan Commission Part one of the Nanawti Commission report‚ probing into the Godhara incident in Gujarat‚ released last month has once again opened the Pandora’s Box over logic of setting up Inquiry Commissions in the country. The report while giving clean chit to the Narendra Modi Government has supported the theory of conspiracy‚ leading to a widespread criticism across the country. Many call it ’eye wash’ and other call it ’sponsored report’. Communists have termed it a ’piecemeal’
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occur in the courtroom. 2. The rules of civil procedure differ substantially from the rules of criminal procedure. 3. Rules and procedures of civil litigation are consistent from state to state. 4. In some states the initial pleading in a lawsuit is called a petition. 5. The most common method of resolving civil disputes is settlement. 6. Arbitration is a form of settlement. 7. Case law has little‚ if any‚ relevance to the law of civil procedure. 8. A litigation paralegal often appears in
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Public Interest Litigation (PIL) PIL in broad terms means litigation filed in a court of law for the protection of “Public Interest” on the wide variety of subjects concerning citizens. The history: Public Interest Litigation popularly known as PIL can be broadly defined as litigation in the interest of that nebulous entity: the public in general. Prior to 1980s‚ only the aggrieved party could personally knock the doors of justice and seek remedy for his grievance and any other person who
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