Section 151 of Code of Civil Procedue :Inherent Powers by Justice AV Chandrshekhar,

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Section 151 of Civil Procedure Code: Inherent Powers: Justice A.V. Chandershekhar, Former Judge, Karnataka High Court
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Sir all of you are all enlightening only civil matter but no one is for criminal side for new practiciner

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Thank you Sir for revealing the importance of sn 151of I P C🙏

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Order 16 rule 7 read with 151

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Is it applicable to matrimonial cases and delay in filing Written statement ?

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I won case against party.. ..party against case file CPC 151 and rull 39 .. Why.??

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