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Report No. 144
Conflicting Judicial Decisions Pertaining to The Code of Civil Procedure
Contents
Chapter I
Introduction
1.1
Genesis of the Report
2.
Scope of the Report
Chapter II
Sections 1 to 20
Sections 1 to 20
Recommendation
Question for consideration
Recommendation
Question for consideration
Recommendation
Question for consideration
Recommendation
Chapter III
Sections 21 to 40
Question for consideration
Recommendation
Question for consideration
Recommendation to amend Negotiable Instruments Act
Question for consideration
Recommendation
Chapter IV
Sections 41 to 100
Sections 41 to 100
Question for consideration
Recommendation
Question for consideration
Recommendation
Chapter V
Sections 101 To 158
Sections 101 To 158
Question for consideration
Recommendation
Question for consideration
Recommendation
Question for consideration
Recommendation
Chapter VI
Orders 1 To 10
Orders 1 To 10
Question for consideration
Recommendation
Question for consideration
Recommendation
Question for consideration
Recommendation
Question for consideration
Recommendation
Question for consideration
Exclusion of counter-claim
Recommendation
Question for consideration
Recommendation
Chapter VII
Orders 11 to 20
Question for consideration
Recommendation
Question to be considered
Recommendation
Chapter VIII
Orders 21 to 30
Question for consideration
Recommendation
Recommendation
Question for consideration
Recommendation
Chapter IX
Orders 31 To 40
Question for consideration
Recommendation
Recommendation
Question for consideration
Recommendation
Question for consideration
Recommendation
Question for consideration
Recommendation
Chapter X
Orders 41 to End
Orders 41 to End
Chapter XI
Summary of Recommendations
Summary of Recommendations
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