Discuss the provisions "Bar to further suit" in the background of Doctrine of Resjudicata.
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Law · all yearsQ. 1 · Discuss the provisions "Bar to…Q. 2 · Write a note on Transfer…Q. 3 · Under what circumstances a suit…Q. 4 · How can a suit against…Q. 5 · Under what circumstances delay in…Q. 6 · Comment upon the factors considered…Q. 7 · Discuss the implications of non…Q. 8 · Describe the nature of documents…Q. 9 · Discuss in detail the doctrine…Q. 10 · Define and describe burden of…Q. 11 · Mention the facts which need…Q. 12 · Write short notes on:-With this paper2016 →Part I
Write a note on Transfer of Decree and the issues to be resolved by the executing Court.
Under what circumstances a suit can be withdrawn? Discuss in detail its consequences including filing of fresh suit.
How can a suit against a minor, a pauper and person of unsound mind be filed? Describe also the procedure for filing of suit by them.
Part II
Under what circumstances delay in filing of suit or appeal can be condoned.
Comment upon the factors considered while computing the period of limitation.
Part III
Discuss the implications of non registration of a document which is otherwise liable to be registered.
Describe the nature of documents required to be compulsorily registered under The Registration Act, 1908.
Part I
Discuss in detail the doctrine of estoppel & compare estoppel with double jeopardy in Criminal Proceeding.
Define and describe burden of proof in civil and criminal proceedings. Illustrate when the onus shifts from one to the other party.
Mention the facts which need not to be proved. What are the facts where Court can take judicial notice? Do the latter require to be proved?
Write short notes on:-
- (a)Cross Examination
- (b)Leading Questions
- (c)Re-examination
- (d)Primary Evidence
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