CIVIL MATTER [STEPS IN A CIVIL CASE]

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STEPS IN A CIVIL CASE OR SUE


A. Pre-trial stage

1. Institution of suit by presentation of a plaint (S.26 4, R-1, O.6 and 7)
2. Issuance of summons and service to defendant or issue of processes and service Return and appearance defendant (O. 5, S.27-32)
3. Submission of written statement (O. 6 and 8)
4. Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) S. 89A, 89B, 89C
5. Framing of Issues (O.14, R-1 to 6)
6. Step under Section 30
a. Discovery and inspection: S. 30 + O. 11
b. Admissions: O. 12
c. Production, Impounding and Return of documents: O. 13
d. Commissions: S. 75 + O. 26
7. Settling Date for peremptory hearing (S.D): O. 14, R-6

B. Trial Stage

1. Peremptory Hearing (P.H): O. 18, R-19
a. Opening the case: O. 18, R-1
b. Examination in chief (S. 135 to 165 of the Evidence Act, 1872)
c. Cross examination
d. Re-examination
2. Argument (Chapter 28 of the Civil Suit Instructions Manual)L
3. Judgment and Decree: O. 20 and S. 33
C. Post Trial stage
1. Decree execution (S. 36 to 74 and O. 21)
2. Appeal: S. 96 to 112, O. 41,43
3. Revision: S.115
4. Review: S. 114 + O. 47, R. 1 to 9


                  
Thanks,

Md. Mahmudul Hasan Raziv
Advocate
LL.B. and LL.M.
University of Dhaka
Cell: 01815000061
Mail: rajib.legalconsultant@gmail.com

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