Rule 1A of CPC : Rule 1A: Right to challenge non-appealable orders in appeal against decrees.

Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Scenario: Ravi files a civil suit against Shyam for breach of contract. During the proceedings, the court issues an interim order directing Ravi to deposit a certain amount of money as security. Ravi believes this order is unjust but cannot appeal against it immediately because it is a non-appealable order. The court later pronounces a judgment in favor of Shyam and a decree is drawn up.

Application of Rule 1A: Ravi decides to appeal against the decree. In his appeal, Ravi can also challenge the interim order directing him to deposit the security amount, arguing that the order was incorrect and should not have been made. This is permissible under Rule 1A, which allows a party to contest non-appealable orders in an appeal against the final decree.

Example 2:

Scenario: Meena and Ramesh are involved in a property dispute. During t...

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