Rule 12 of CPC : Rule 12: Procedure if witness fails to appear.
CPC
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: Ramesh is a key witness in a civil case regarding a property dispute. He was summoned by the court to appear on a specific date to provide his testimony. However, Ramesh fails to appear in court on the scheduled date without providing any valid reason.
Application of Rule 12:
- The court notices Ramesh's absence and decides to take action.
- The court considers Ramesh's financial condition and the circumstances of the case.
- The court imposes a fine of ₹300 on Ramesh for failing to appear.
- Additionally, the court orders the attachment and sale of Ramesh's motorcycle to cover the costs of the attachment and the fine.
- Ramesh is notified of the fine and the attachment order.
- If Ramesh pays the fine and the costs into the court, the court will release his motorcycle from attachment.
Example 2:
Scenario: Sita is summoned as a witness in a civil case involving a breach of contract. She appear...
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