Section 115 of CPC : Section 115: Revision

CPC

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where a local district court in India passes a judgment in a property dispute where the value of the property is under the specified appellate jurisdictional limit, meaning that no further appeal to a higher court is allowed. The aggrieved party believes that the district court has made a legal error by incorrectly interpreting the extent of its jurisdiction or by not following proper legal procedures during the trial.

In such a case, the party can invoke Section 115 of the Code of Civil...

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