Rule 6 of CPC : Rule 6: Objections to interrogatories by answer.
CPC
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: Rajesh files a civil suit against his former business partner, Suresh, for breach of contract. During the discovery process, Rajesh sends a set of interrogatories (written questions) to Suresh, asking for detailed information about their business transactions.
Interrogatory: "Please provide a detailed account of all financial transactions you conducted with third parties over the last five years."
Objection by Answer: Suresh objects to this interrogatory in his affidavit, stating that the question is irrelevant to the breach of contract case and is not exhibited bona fide for the purpose of the suit. He argues that the financial transactions with third parties have no bearing on the specific breach of contract betw...
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