Civil Law

Civil Law

Doctrine of Res Judicata and Res Sub Judice

The courts take help of several common law and theories to maintain balance and improve our judiciary system, the main aim of these theories is to access “judicial efficiency” and to guarantee that a productive pace of justice is attained and maintained in the courtroom. The Doctrine of Res Sub Judice and Res Judicata are two of these concepts covered in this article.

Civil Law

Difference between Judges & Magistrates

Judges and Magistrates are two terms which are often confusing for many people and these terms are generally used interchangeably or synonymously. But are Judges and Magistrates synonymous to each other or they possess different roles in the Indian Judicial System? In order to clearly understand their positions, we must firstly understand the judicial system of India in brief.

Civil Law

Important Provisions in Civil Procedure Code, 1908

When it comes to procedural laws, Code of Civil and Criminal Procedures are the two laws that comes into play. Since both are procedural laws, there is a noticeable difference in the thickness of bare acts of both when compared with bare acts of other substantive laws. This extra-thickness brings some extra-apprehension in minds of students who are preparing either for semester exams or for any competitive exams because it gets really difficult to comprehend each and every provision in a short period of time.

Doctrine of Res Judicata and Res Sub Judice

Difference between Judges & Magistrates

Important Provisions in Civil Procedure Code, 1908

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