Section 126 of CPC : Section 126: Rules To Be Subject To Approval

Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where the High Court of a particular state in India decides to make new rules regarding how certain civil cases should be filed in the court. According to Section 126 of The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, before these new rules can be implemented, they must first be approved by the state government where the High Court is located. If the High Court is not situated in any state (for example, if it's a High Court with jurisdiction over a Union Territory), then the rules must be approved by the Central Government. Without this approval, the new rules cannot be put into practice.