The Code of Civil Procedure 1908
A sues B on a bill of exchange for Rs.500, B holds a judgment against A for Rs.1000. The two claims being both definite pecuniary demands may be set off. The illustration is given in___________________?
Order VIII, R. 5, C.P.C
Order VIII, R. 6, of C.P.C
Order VIII, R. 7, of C.P.C
None of these
Order VIII, R. 6, of C.P.C
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Appeal is a ____________ of the suit?A. Finality
B. End
C. Continuation
D. None of these
An appeal to Supreme Court is dealt by ___________________?
A. Section 108, C.P.C
B. Section 107, C.P.C.
C. Section 109, C.P.C
D. None of these
All persons may be joined as ____________ against whom any right to relief is claimed ?
A. Plaintiffs
B. Respondents
C. Defendants
D. None of these
Ex parte order can be passed in favour of ___________________?
A. Plaintiff
B. Defendant
C. Both (a) and (b)
D. None of these
Address of the plaintiff to be filed with plaint for service of notices as provided in___________________?
A. O. VII, Rule 14, of C.P.C.
B. O. VII, Rule 16, of C.P.C.
C. O. VII, Rule 19, of C.P.C.
D. None of these
Section 6, of C.P.C. deals with________________?
A. Pecuniary jurisdiction
B. Appellate jurisdiction
C. Civil as well as criminal
D. None of these
The person or group of persons who are responsible to replying or answering the suit are called________________?
A. Third persons
B. Defendant or defendants
C. Plaintiff or plaintiffs
D. None of these
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