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Procedural law governs the functioning of a specific case by following the step-by-step procedure that the case follows. Conversely, Substantive law can be defined as one that consists of statutory rules passed by the legislature through a process of enactment regulating the conduct of individuals. It deals with the definitions and facts of the crime, law, wrong, etc.

To avoiding ex-parte orders or judgments in civil proceedings the CPC has provided right to a person, called a caveat. Caveat Petition is explained under section 148-A of the civil procedure code, 1908.  Caveat petition is defined as a precautionary measure taken by a person, one who has a great fear or nervousness, that some of the other cases against him or her are going to be filed in the court of law relating to any manner.

Inherent power of the court || Section 151|| CPC || Introduction:-                                       The law has always been an essential part

Doctrine of Restitution || Sec. 144 || CPC ||   In this article, we will discuss what is restitution under

Disposal of the suit at the first hearing || Order 15 ||         In this article, we will

Framing of issues || Or. 14 || CPC||     Introduction:-                                         Framing of issues is probably the most

Meaning and essentials of the suit under CPC          In this article, we will discuss what is suit? And what

Return of Plaint || O.7 R.10 || CPC ||           In this article, we will discuss the topic of Return

Legal representative is a person in law who represents the estate of the deceased and includes any person who intermeddles with the estate of the deceased and where a party sues or sued in representative character, the person on whom the estate devolves on the death of the party so suing or sued. S. 2(11) of CPC.

Ex parte Decree and its remedies || Order 9 Rule 13 || CPC ||                                          In