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  • Consumer Court Appeal Sections- Free Legal Advice

    Consumer Court Appeal Sections- Free Legal Advice

    Under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019, appeals against orders are filed based on the forum that passed the order. Key provisions include: • District to State (Section 41): Appeals against District Commission orders are filed within 45 days, requiring a 50% pre-deposit. • State to National (Section 51): Appeals against State Commission orders. • National…

  • Divorce Cases Delay- High Court Chandigarh Petition

    Divorce Cases Delay- High Court Chandigarh Petition

    Divorce Cases Cannot Be Kept Pending Indefinitely: Punjab & Haryana High Court In a significant observation, the Punjab & Haryana High Court has stressed that unnecessary delay in divorce proceedings amounts to ignoring the dignity and emotional well-being of the parties involved. The Court observed that matrimonial disputes cannot be allowed to remain pending for…

  • RERA Execution – Order 21 Rule 11, CPC

    RERA Execution – Order 21 Rule 11, CPC

    An application for execution of a decree under Order 21 Rule 11 of the CPC must be in writing (unless oral for money decrees), signed, and verified. It requires a mandatory tabular format listing 10 specific particulars, including the suit number, names of parties, date of decree, and the specific mode of assistance required. [1,…

  • RERA Execution- Order 21 Rule 30, CPC

    RERA Execution- Order 21 Rule 30, CPC

    An application under Order 21, Rule 30 of the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) is used to execute a money decree via attachment/sale of property or detention of the judgment-debtor in civil prison. It must be written, verified, and include details in a tabular form, specifically identifying the judgment-debtor’s assets to be attached. [1, 2,…

  • RERA Execution- Order 21 Rule 40, CPC

    RERA Execution- Order 21 Rule 40, CPC

    An application under Order 21 Rule 40 of the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC), 1908, is a written request filed by a decree-holder asking the executing court to inquire into a judgment-debtor’s ability to pay and subsequently commit them to civil prison for failing to pay a money decree. [1, 2]  Key Components of the…