The Code of Civil Procedure  (English, Paperback, Avtar Singh)

The Code of Civil Procedure (CPC, 1908) is a comprehensive legal framework that governs civil litigation in India. It provides a set of rules and procedures for the filing, trial, and resolution of civil suits in courts, aiming to ensure fair and efficient justice. The CPC lays down guidelines for pleadings, evidence, and the conduct of proceedings, covering a wide range of civil disputes—from contract law to property and family matters. It also incorporates alternative dispute resolution mechanisms like arbitration and mediation to expedite cases and reduce court backlog. With its emphasis on transparency, accessibility, and fairness, the CPC plays a crucial role in upholding the rule of law in India’s legal system.