Mastery In Civil Procedure And Limitation Law Essentials

Civil Procedure Code (CPC) and the Limitation Act, 1963

What you'll learn

Gain an in-depth knowledge of the Civil Procedure Code (CPC), including pleadings, courtroom processes, interim orders, judgments, and appeals.

Learn the principles, exceptions, and practical applications of the Limitation Act, 1963, for effective time management in legal practice.

Understand real-world litigation strategies, supported by landmark case laws and practical examples, to handle civil suits confidently.

Develop expertise in handling suits involving the government, minors, and indigent persons, and navigating the appeals process effectively.

Requirements

No prior legal experience required: This course is beginner-friendly and designed for anyone interested in learning about civil law.

Basic legal awareness: Familiarity with legal terms is helpful but not mandatory.

Access to reading tools: A willingness to engage with case studies, examples, and supplementary materials provided during the course.

Description

Unlock the complexities of the Civil Procedure Code (CPC) and the Limitation Act, 1963, with this comprehensive course designed for law students, legal practitioners, and aspiring litigators. Gain in-depth knowledge of courtroom processes, specialized suits, interim orders, judgments, appeals, and the law of limitation. Learn practical insights, landmark case laws, and effective strategies to excel in civil litigation.Key Highlights:• Step-by-step guide to the CPC and Limitation Act.• Case laws and practical examples for real-world understanding.• Strategies to master procedural and substantive aspects of civil law.Module-I:Codification of Civil Procedure and Introduction to CPC — Principal features of the CivilProcedure Code — Suits — Parties to Suit — Framing of Suit —Institution of Suits — Bars ofSuit -Doctrines ofSub Judice And Res Judicata —Place Of Suing — Transfer of suits — TerritorialJurisdiction — ‘Cause of Action’ and Jurisdictional Bars—Summons—ServiceofForeignsummons.Module-II:Pleadings — Contents of pleadings— Forms of Pleading — Strikingout/AmendmentofPleadings-Plaint—EssentialsofPlaint-ReturnofPlaint-Rejection of Plaint—Production and marking of Documents-Written Statement —Counterclaim—Setoff–ApplicationofSec.89-Framingofissues.Module-III:Appearance and Examination of parties Adjournments—Ex-parteProcedure— Summoning and Attendance of Witnesses — Examination — Admissions —Production,Impounding,ReturnofDocuments—Hearing—Affidavit—Judgment and Decree— Concepts of Judgment, Decree, and Interim Orders andStay — Injunctions —Appointment of Receivers and Commissions — Costs -Execution — Concept of Execution—General Principles of Execution — PowerofExecution — PowerofExecuting Courts —Procedure forExecution —Modes Of Execution–Arrest And Detention—Attachment Sale.Module-IV:Suits in Particular Cases — Suits by or against Government — Suits Relating to publicmatters;— Suits by or against minors, persons with unsound mind,-Suitsbyindigentpersons–Interpleader Suits—Incidental And Supplemental proceedings - Appeals, Reference, Review andRevision — Appeal From Original Decrees — Appeals from Appellate Decrees — AppealsfromOrders—GeneralProvisionsRelating toAppeals.Module-V:Law of Limitation — Concept of Limitation — Object of limitation - GeneralPrinciples ofLimitation — Extension — Condonation of delay —SufficientCause — Computation oflimitation – Acknowledgment and Part -payment- LegalDisability—ProvisionsoftheLimitationAct,1963(ExcludingSchedule)

Overview

Section 1: Foundations of Civil Procedure Code

Lecture 1 Introduction to CPC

Lecture 2 Principal Features of the Civil Procedure Code

Lecture 3 Suits

Lecture 4 Bars to Suits

Lecture 5 Jurisdiction and Cause of Action

Lecture 6 Transfer of Suits

Lecture 7 Summons

Section 2: Pleadings and Plaint

Lecture 8 Overview of Pleadings

Lecture 9 Contents and Forms of Pleadings

Lecture 10 Amendments and Striking Out Pleadings

Lecture 11 Essentials of a Plaint

Lecture 12 Return and Rejection of Plaint

Lecture 13 Documents in Civil Procedure

Lecture 14 Written Statements

Lecture 15 Framing Issues

Section 3: Courtroom Processes and Orders

Lecture 16 Appearance and Examination

Lecture 17 Adjournments and Ex-Parte Procedures

Lecture 18 Witnesses and Evidence

Lecture 19 Judgment and Decree

Lecture 20 Interim Orders and Injunctions

Lecture 21 Appointment of Receivers and Commissions

Lecture 22 Costs and Execution of Decrees

Section 4: Specialized Suits and Appeals

Lecture 23 4.1 : Specialized Suits

Lecture 24 4.2: Incidental and Supplemental Proceedings

Lecture 25 4.3: Appeals

Lecture 26 4.4: Reference, Review, and Revision

Section 5: 5: Mastering the Law of Limitation

Lecture 27 5.1: Concept and Objectives of Limitation

Lecture 28 5.2: General Principles of Limitation

Lecture 29 5.3: Legal Disability and Acknowledgment

Lecture 30 5.4: Extension and Condonation of Delay

Lecture 31 5.5: Key Provisions of the Limitation Act

Law Students: Perfect for LLB and LLM students looking to enhance their understanding of civil procedure and limitation laws for academic excellence.,Legal Practitioners: Ideal for early-career advocates or paralegals aiming to refine their litigation skills and procedural knowledge.,Judiciary Exam Aspirants: A valuable resource for those preparing for judicial service exams or similar competitive law exams.,General Enthusiasts of Law: Suitable for anyone with an interest in civil law who wants to gain insights into the functioning of courts and legal processes.