Section 21A of CPC : Section 21A: Baron Suit To Set Aside Decree On Objection As To Place Of Suing
CPC
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario where two parties, Mr. A and Mr. B, are involved in a property dispute. The case is initially filed by Mr. A in a court that he believes has the jurisdiction to handle the matter. The court hears the case and passes a decree in favor of Mr. A. Mr. B, unhappy with the decision, later decides to file a new suit in another court, this time ...
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