Rule 2 of CPC : Rule 2: Expenses of witness to be paid into Court on applying for summons.
CPC
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: Ramesh is involved in a civil lawsuit regarding a property dispute in a court in Mumbai. He believes that his neighbor, Suresh, who witnessed the original property agreement, can provide crucial testimony to support his case.
Application of Rule 2:
- Applying for Summons: Ramesh applies to the court for a summons to be issued to Suresh.
- Payment of Expenses: Before the court grants the summons, Ramesh must pay into the court a sum of money to cover Suresh's travel expenses from his home to the court and back, as well as one day's attendance fee.
- Court's Determination: The court calculates the amount based on the distance Suresh needs to travel and the standard attendance fee.
- Issuance of Summons: Once Ramesh deposits the required amount, the court issues the summons to Suresh.
Example 2:
Scenario: Priya is involved in a civil case concerning a medical malpractice claim in a court in Delhi. She wants to summon Dr. Mehta, a renowned medical expert, to provide expert testimony on the standard of care in her case.
Application of Rule 2:
- Applying for Summons: Priya applies to the court for a summons to be issued to Dr. Mehta.
- Payment of Expenses: Before the court grants the summons, ...
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