LAW-GAT Civil Law MCQs

A plaint must disclose a legally recognizable cause of action.
Failure to do so may justify rejection under the CPC.

Issues identify the matters requiring adjudication.
Evidence and arguments are directed toward resolving them.

A plaint must disclose a legally recognizable cause of action.
Failure to do so may justify rejection under the CPC.

A plaint must disclose a legally recognizable cause of action.
Failure to do so may justify rejection under the CPC.

Pleadings define the issues in dispute.
They should state material facts rather than the evidence by which those facts will be proved.

Section 10 CPC addresses parallel suits involving the same substantial issue and parties under the statutory conditions.
It prevents simultaneous trials of the same dispute.

The written statement admits, denies, or explains the plaintiff's allegations.
It may also raise legal objections and set-off or counterclaim where permitted.

Section 10 CPC addresses parallel suits involving the same substantial issue and parties under the statutory conditions.
It prevents simultaneous trials of the same dispute.

The written statement admits, denies, or explains the plaintiff's allegations.
It may also raise legal objections and set-off or counterclaim where permitted.

Section 10 CPC addresses parallel suits involving the same substantial issue and parties under the statutory conditions.
It prevents simultaneous trials of the same dispute.

The written statement admits, denies, or explains the plaintiff's allegations.
It may also raise legal objections and set-off or counterclaim where permitted.

Section 11 CPC promotes finality of litigation.
The earlier decision must satisfy the statutory conditions.