APCRPCO Section 295 : Examination and Registration of Caveat and its Requirements
Act
Summary
Section 295 of the Andhra Pradesh Civil Rules Of Practice And Circular Orders, 1990, outlines the procedures for the examination and registration of caveats. It mandates that caveats be entered in a register and examined by the Chief Ministerial Officer. Compliance with legal requirements is essential, and any non-compliant caveats must be rectified and resubmitted. The section also specifies the need for an accompanying affidavit and notice, along with a court fee of Rs. 10.
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Explanation using Example
Example 1: Filing a Caveat for Property Dispute
Introduction: Ravi, a landowner in Andhra Pradesh, anticipates a legal dispute over his property with his neighbor, Suresh. To safeguard his interests, Ravi decides to file a caveat in the local civil court.
Application: According to Section 295(1) of the Andhra Pradesh Civil Rules Of Practice And Circular Orders, 1990, Ravi must ensure his caveat is entered in the register and examined by the Chief Ministerial Officer. Ravi submits the caveat with an affidavit stating his interest in the property and the grounds for his objections, as required by Section 295(3).
Outcome: The Chief Ministerial Officer examines the caveat. Finding it compliant, he endorses it as "Examined and may be registered." If Ravi had failed to include the affidavit or pay the court fee of Rs. 10 (Section 295(5)), the caveat...
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