CS Professional · Drafting, Pleadings and Appearances · Judicial and Administrative Framework
Counsel is asked which Part of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 deals with the application of the Code to High Courts, and which High Courts it covers. According to the text, which statement is correct?
Section 116 confines this Part to High Courts, and excludes the court of a Judicial Commissioner. It does not extend to all Civil Courts, Revenue Courts or the Supreme Court, so the first option is correct.
- ASection 116 provides that this Part applies only to High Courts not being the court of a Judicial CommissionerCorrect
- BSection 116 provides that this Part applies to every Civil Court including the court of a Judicial Commissioner
- CSection 116 provides that this Part applies only to Revenue Courts
- DSection 116 provides that this Part applies only to the Supreme Court
Explanation
Section 116 says the Part applies only to High Courts, not being the court of a Judicial Commissioner. It does not extend to every Civil Court, to Revenue Courts or to the Supreme Court.
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