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Tanvi Dubey

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[Advocate's Diary] Essentials of a civil suit: Arguments, judgments and decrees

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By Tanvi Dubey, Sumit Chatterjee
| Bar & Bench
Advocate's Diary is a project aimed at addressing the dearth of literature on court practice and litigation advocacy. In our previous column, we covered the stage of evidence in a civil suit and focused on the examination and cross-examination of witnesses. There is a significant interplay between the provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) and the Indian Evidence Act (now the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam) during the stage of evidence.
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[Advocate's Diary] Essentials of a civil suit: Cross examination and re-examination of witnesses

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By Tanvi Dubey, Sumit Chatterjee
| Bar & Bench
In our previous column, we discussed the process of chief examination in civil trials and the process for filing of evidence affidavits. The filing of affidavits in lieu of examination-in-chief in civil trials marked a significant change in the manner in which evidence was recorded and witnesses were examined, and is now the chief distinguishing factor between the trial process in civil and criminal cases.
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[Advocate's Diary] Essentials of a civil suit: Marking of exhibits and filing of evidence affidavits

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By Tanvi Dubey, Sumit Chatterjee
| Bar & Bench
In the last column of the Advocate's Diary series, we discussed the framing of issues in a civil suit, where the court considers the competing claims, defences and counter-claims of both parties, and lays down questions of fact and law which are required to be proved by the parties through trial. The framing of issues is thus the marker which signals the commencement of trial in the civil suit, after which both parties are first invited to lead their evidence.
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