APCRPCO Section 23 : Registration of Plaint

Explanation using Example

Example 1: Filing a Civil Suit for Property Dispute

Introduction: Ravi, a resident of Hyderabad, files a plaint in the local civil court claiming ownership of a disputed piece of land. He believes his neighbor, Suresh, has encroached on his property.

Application: According to Section 23 of The Andhra Pradesh Civil Rules Of Practice And Circular Orders, 1990, the court clerk examines Ravi's plaint to ensure it is in order. This includes checking for necessary documents, proper court fees, and adherence to procedural requirements.

Outcome: Once the plaint is verified and found to be in order, it is entered into the register of suits. The judge then issues an order for summons to be sent to Suresh, notifying him of the suit and requiring his appearance in court.

Conclusion: Compliance with this provision ensures that the legal process is initiated correctly, allowing both parties to present their case. Non-compliance, such as missing documents, could delay the registration and issuance of summons.

Example 2: Delay in Filing Due to Missing Documents

Introduction: Priya intends to file a suit against a contractor for breach of contract. However, she lacks some crucial documents needed for the plaint.

Application: Under Section 23, the court clerk examines the plaint and identifies the missing documents. Priya is informed that her plaint cannot be r...

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