APCRPCO Section 55 : Contents of
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Summary
Section 55 of the Andhra Pradesh Civil Rules Of Practice And Circular Orders, 1990, mandates a separate application for each distinct relief sought. If multiple reliefs are combined in one application, the court may require the applicant to limit the application to one relief unless the reliefs are consequential, necessitating separate applications for others.
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Explanation using Example
Example 1: Multiple Reliefs in a Property Dispute
Introduction: Ramesh files a civil suit seeking multiple reliefs against his neighbor, Suresh, for encroachment on his property. He requests the court to (1) order the removal of the encroachment, (2) award damages for the loss incurred, and (3) issue a permanent injunction against further encroachment.
Application: According to Section 55 of The Andhra Pradesh Civil Rules Of Practice And Circular Orders, 1990, Ramesh must file separate applications for each distinct relief unless they are consequential. Here, the removal of encroachment and damages are distinct reliefs, while the injunction could be considered consequential to the removal.
Outcome: The court may direct Ramesh to file separate applications for the removal of encroachment and damages, while allowing the injunction to remain in the same application if deemed consequential. Non-compliance with this directive could lead to delays or dismissal of the combined application.
Conclusion: By complying with the requirement to file separate applications, Ramesh ensures that each relief is properly address...
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