Civil

Question 1

What is the primary purpose of Order 39 in the Civil Procedure Code?

Answer 1

To provide for the temporary injunctions and interlocutory orders.

Question 2

True or False: Order 39 applies only to civil cases.

Answer 2

True

Question 3

Fill in the blank: Order 39 deals with __________ and __________.

Answer 3

injunctions, interlocutory orders

Question 4

What are the two main types of injunctions under Order 39?

Answer 4

Temporary injunctions and perpetual injunctions.

Question 5

What is a temporary injunction?

Answer 5

An order to restrain a party from doing a particular act until a certain time.

Question 6

Which rule of Order 39 discusses the grant of a temporary injunction?

Answer 6

Rule 1

Question 7

What must a plaintiff show to obtain a temporary injunction under Order 39?

Answer 7

A prima facie case, balance of convenience, and irreparable injury.

Question 8

True or False: A temporary injunction can be granted without notice to the opposite party.

Answer 8

True

Question 9

What does Rule 2 of Order 39 pertain to?

Answer 9

The procedure for making an application for a temporary injunction.

Question 10

Complete the sentence: An interlocutory order is one that is made __________.

Answer 10

during the course of litigation.

Question 11

True or False: Order 39 allows for the appointment of a receiver.

Answer 11

True

Question 12

What is the significance of Rule 3 in Order 39?

Answer 12

It relates to the power to direct the defendant to refrain from certain acts.

Question 13

What is one of the key considerations for a court in granting a temporary injunction?

Answer 13

The likelihood of success on the merits of the case.

Question 14

Fill in the blank: An order under Rule 1 can be made at any time before the __________.

Answer 14

final disposal of the suit.

Question 15

What is the effect of a temporary injunction once granted?

Answer 15

It restrains the defendant from acting in a manner that is harmful to the plaintiff’s rights.

Question 16

True or False: A temporary injunction can be modified or set aside.

Answer 16

True

Question 17

What does Rule 4 of Order 39 address?

Answer 17

The duration and conditions of the temporary injunction.

Question 18

What happens if a party disobeys a temporary injunction?

Answer 18

They may face contempt of court proceedings.

Question 19

True or False: An appeal can be made against an order of temporary injunction.

Answer 19

True

Question 20

What is the purpose of Rule 5 in Order 39?

Answer 20

To provide for the consequences of disobedience of an injunction.

Question 21

What is a perpetual injunction?

Answer 21

An order that permanently restrains a party from doing a specific act.

Question 22

Complete the sentence: The court may order a temporary injunction to prevent __________.

Answer 22

irreparable harm.

Question 23

What is the role of the court in deciding on an interlocutory application?

Answer 23

To assess the merits of the case and the balance of convenience.

Question 24

True or False: The plaintiff must always provide a bond when applying for a temporary injunction.

Answer 24

True

Question 25

What does the term 'balance of convenience' refer to?

Answer 25

The assessment of which party would suffer more harm from granting or denying the injunction.

Question 26

Can a party file a new application for interrogatories if a previous similar application was dismissed?

Answer 26

Yes, provided there are changed circumstances or a new cause of action. ## Footnote This is in accordance with the provisions of the CPC.

Question 27

What is the touchstone for deciding the merit of a petition seeking leave to deliver interrogatories?

Answer 27

Prejudice, even in the advanced stage of trial. ## Footnote This highlights the importance of potential harm to the parties involved.

Question 28

What must interrogatories be confined to?

Answer 28

The facts relevant to the matters in question in the suit. ## Footnote Courts will not permit fishing expeditions or roving inquiries through interrogatories.

Question 29

What is the court fee for a suit for declaration?

Answer 29

200 ## Footnote This fee applies to civil court cases.

Question 30

What is the court fee for a suit for injunction?

Answer 30

100 ## Footnote This fee applies to civil court cases.

Question 31

What is the court fee for partition suits?

Answer 31

250 ## Footnote This fee applies to civil court cases.

Question 32

What is the court fee for suits not otherwise provided for?

Answer 32

50 ## Footnote This fee applies to civil court cases.

Question 33

What is the court fee for a copy of a judgment of a civil court?

Answer 33

25 ## Footnote This fee applies to civil court cases.

Question 34

What is the court fee for a copy of a document produced before court?

Answer 34

25 ## Footnote This fee applies to civil court cases.

Question 35

What does I.A. stand for in court fees?

Answer 35

Interlocutory Application ## Footnote This term is commonly used in legal proceedings.

Question 36

What is the court fee for an injunction petition?

Answer 36

50 ## Footnote This fee is applicable in civil court matters.

Question 37

What is the court fee for an attachment petition?

Answer 37

125 ## Footnote This fee is applicable in civil court matters.

Question 38

What is the court fee for an original petition before the Munsiff court?

Answer 38

250 ## Footnote This fee is applicable in civil court matters.

Question 39

What does Vakkalath mean in the context of court fees?

Answer 39

Power of Attorney ## Footnote Vakkalath is a legal document authorizing a lawyer to act on behalf of a client.

Question 40

What is the court fee for a caveat?

Answer 40

50 ## Footnote A caveat is a legal notice to a court or public officer.

Question 41

What is the court fee for any application to a magistrate in criminal court?

Answer 41

100 ## Footnote This fee applies to criminal court applications.

Question 42

What is the court fee for a bail application before a magistrate?

Answer 42

250 ## Footnote This fee applies to criminal court bail applications.

Question 43

What is the court fee for an appeal under section 415 of the BNSS?

Answer 43

500 ## Footnote This fee applies to criminal court appeals.

Question 44

What is the court fee for a copy of a judgment of a criminal court?

Answer 44

50 ## Footnote This fee applies to criminal court matters.

Question 45

What is the court fee for a copy of a document produced before a criminal court?

Answer 45

100 ## Footnote This fee applies to criminal court matters.

Question 46

What is the court fee for a complaint alleging a non-cognizable offence?

Answer 46

100 ## Footnote This fee applies to criminal court matters.

Question 47

What is the court fee for cases under section 138 of the N.I Act up to 50,000?

Answer 47

E250 ## Footnote This fee applies to specific financial thresholds in legal cases.

Question 48

What is the court fee for cases under section 138 of the N.I Act up to 2 Lakhs?

Answer 48

500 ## Footnote This fee applies to specific financial thresholds in legal cases.

Question 49

What is the court fee for cases under section 138 of the N.I Act up to 5 Lakhs?

Answer 49

750 ## Footnote This fee applies to specific financial thresholds in legal cases.

Question 50

What is the court fee for cases under section 138 of the N.I Act up to 10 Lakhs?

Answer 50

1000 ## Footnote This fee applies to specific financial thresholds in legal cases.

Question 51

What is the court fee for cases under section 138 of the N.I Act up to 20 Lakhs?

Answer 51

2000 ## Footnote This fee applies to specific financial thresholds in legal cases.

Question 52

What is the court fee for cases under section 138 of the N.I Act up to 50 Lakhs?

Answer 52

5000 ## Footnote This fee applies to specific financial thresholds in legal cases.

Question 53

What is the court fee for amounts above 50 Lakhs?

Answer 53

10000 ## Footnote This fee applies to specific financial thresholds in legal cases.