Section 89 of CPC : Section 89: Settlement Of Disputes Outside The Court
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Explanation using Example
Imagine two neighbors, Ravi and Sunita, who are in a dispute over the boundary line between their properties. They file a lawsuit in the civil court to settle the matter. During the proceedings, the judge notices that both parties are open to discussion and a mutual agreement might be possible.
The judge invokes Section 89 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, and proposes a mediation process to help Ravi and Sunita reach an amicab...
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