Code of Civil Procedure and Limitation
University of Calcutta · LL.B. Semester 6
Unit 1 — Nature and Scope
Substantive and procedural law · Code of Civil Procedure is an adjective law: classification and importance, retrospective operation of law, the Code, adversarial procedure, and inquisitorial procedure- similarity and differences · Efficacy of adversarial procedure, delay, and other problems
Unit 2 — Jurisdiction of civil courts
determination of jurisdiction · classification of jurisdiction · suit of civil nature · Ousting jurisdiction of civil courts · Res-subjudice and Res-judicata · Foreign judgment
Unit 3 — Place of suing
Sections 15-21A · Transfer and withdrawal of suits (Sections 22-25)
Unit 4 — Parties to suit
Parties to suit, Framing of suit, recognized agents, pleaders, and institution of suit
Unit 5 — Issue and service of summons
Issue and service of summons, appearance of parties, and consequences of non-appearance
Unit 6 — First hearing
First hearing, discovery, inspection, admission, production of documents, and affidavits
Unit 7 — Trial
Trial, withdrawal, and adjustment of suits · judgment · decree
Unit 8 — Interlocutory and interim orders.
Interlocutory and interim orders
Unit 9 — Appeals
Appeals, reference, review, revision
Unit 10 — Execution
General principles · Mode of execution · arrest and detention · attachment of property and distribution of assets · sale and delivery of property
Unit 11 — Restitution
Restitution, caveat, inherent power, and commercial courts
Unit 12 — Limitation Act
Definitions · limitations of suits, appeals, and applications · computation of limitation · The above issues are to be studied with special reference to the Code of Civil Procedure 1908, and Limitation Act 1963, and relevant case laws on the subject.