Black's Law Dictionary defines the Civil Procedure Code as "the branch of law concerned with the method, procedure, and practice of civil litigation." The Civil Procedure Code was enacted to regulate the proceedings of civil courts. It must clarify the responsibilities involved and indicate how those responsibilities should be discharged. This article provides a detailed overview of the various aspects of this concept. The Civil Procedure Code aims to consolidate and amend the rules governing civil court proceedings. The Civil Procedure Code does not affect any special or local law, and does not substitute for any special jurisdiction, powers, or procedural forms provided for or established by applicable law.

Section 10 of the Code of Criminal Procedure prohibits a court from trying a suit with a subject matter directly and substantially similar to a proceeding previously pending between the same parties, if such suit is pending in an Indian court. However, if a suit is pending in a foreign court, an Indian court may try a suit based on the same cause of action. Our team is experienced in handling civil litigation and will provide you with expert legal advice to help you resolve your disputes and pursue justice. We handle a wide range of civil matters, including contract disputes, property issues, personal injury claims, and family law litigation. Our approach is client-centric, understanding your individual situation and adapting our strategies to your specific needs.

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