Editorial correction — 4 October 2026. The former note materially misstated limitation law by suggesting that a late civil suit may generally be condoned for “sufficient cause,” that the CPC computes statutory limitation, and…
Editorial correction — 4 October 2026. The former note incorrectly said Order XXVII gives the Government two months to file a written statement, attributed the security exemption to rule 2, and treated section 83…
Editorial correction — 14 October 2026. The former note treated “special case proceedings” as though it were a defined CPC category and said appeals from interlocutory applications were subject to the court’s discretion. The…
Editorial correction — 7 October 2026. The former note incorrectly suggested that section 151 could avoid section 148 limits, cure late court fees outside section 149, modify decrees after judgment and admit evidence after…
Editorial correction — 9 October 2026. The former note omitted the proviso to Order VI rule 17, which restricts amendments after trial has commenced unless despite due diligence the matter could not have been…
Editorial correction — 4 October 2026. The former note incorrectly described section 10 as discretionary and misstated the qualifying earlier-court test. This replacement follows the operative central text: where every statutory condition is met,…
Editorial correction — 9 October 2026. The former note treated several unrelated remedies—including commissions to examine witnesses and matrimonial custody or maintenance—as generic interim orders under section 94 and Order XXXIX. It also said…
Editorial correction — 9 October 2026. The former note incorrectly stated that Order XXXIX rule 2A lets the court set aside a contract or disposition, that Order XLI rule 4 authorises the appellate court…
Editorial correction — 9 October 2026. The former note imported the U.S. labels “claim preclusion” and “collateral estoppel,” treated section 10 res sub judice as an “exception” to res judicata, omitted constructive res judicata,…
Editorial correction — 12 October 2026. The original article did not identify a jurisdiction and presented generic “discovery,” e-discovery, jury and motion practice as though they formed a single civil-procedure system. Its former India…
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