Rule 14A of CPC : Rule 14A: Address for service of notice.

Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Scenario: Ramesh files a civil suit against Suresh for breach of contract.

Application of Rule 14A:

1. Filing the Pleading: When Ramesh files his complaint (pleading) in the court, he must include a statement with his address in the prescribed form, signed as required.
2. Registered Address: Ramesh's address provided in the statement becomes his "registered address" for the case.
3. Service of Notice: The court sends all notices and documents related to the case to Ramesh's registered address.
4. Change of Address: If Ramesh moves to a new house, he must submit a duly filled form to the court with his new address and a verified petition.
5. Validity of Address: Ramesh's registered address remains valid for two years after the final judgment of the case.
6. Incomplete Address: If the court finds that Ramesh's address is incomplete or false, it may stay the suit until Ramesh provides a correct address.
7. Correction of Address: Ramesh can apply to the court to lift the stay order by providing his true address and explaining why he couldn't provide it earlier.

Example 2:

Scenario: Priya is defending a civil suit filed by Anil for property dispute.

Application of Rule 14A:

1. Filing the Defence: When Priya files her defence, she must include a statement with her address in the prescribed form, signed as required.
2. Registered Address: Priya's address provided in the statement becomes her "...

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