The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908

The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 is the cornerstone of civil justice administration in India, providing a comprehensive procedural framework for the adjudication of civil disputes. This book presents the complete statutory text of the CPC in a clear and systematic format, making it an indispensable resource for both academic and professional use.

The CPC governs every stage of a civil proceeding, from the institution of suits and drafting of pleadings to trial, judgment, appeals, revisions, and execution of decrees. It defines the jurisdiction of civil courts and prescribes detailed rules to ensure orderly, fair, and expeditious resolution of disputes. The Code also incorporates principles of natural justice and procedural safeguards to protect the rights of litigants.

With its structured presentation, this publication serves as a reliable guide for understanding procedural requirements, court practices, and litigation strategy. It is especially valuable for legal practitioners handling civil suits, property disputes, commercial litigation, and appellate matters.

Widely used in courts, law colleges, and competitive examinations, this book remains an essential reference for anyone engaged with India’s civil justice system.