Rule 7A of CPC : Rule 7A: Summons given to the party for service.

Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Scenario: Ramesh is involved in a civil lawsuit regarding a property dispute. He believes that his neighbor, Suresh, has crucial information that can support his case. Ramesh wants Suresh to testify in court.

Application:

1. Ramesh applies to the court for a summons to be issued for Suresh's attendance.
2. The court permits Ramesh to serve the summons himself and provides him with the summons document.
3. Ramesh personally delivers the summons to Suresh, ensuring it is signed by the Judge and sealed with the court's seal.
4. Suresh accepts the summons and agrees to appear in court on the specified date.

Outcome: Suresh attends the court hearing and provides his testimony, which helps Ramesh in his property dispute case.

Example 2:

Scenario: Priya is suing a company for breach of contract. She needs her former colleague, Anil, to testify about the company's internal communications that are relevant to her case.

Application:

1. Priya applies to the court for a summons to be issued for Anil's attendance.
2. The court allows Priya to serve the summons and hands over the document to her.
3. Priya attempts to deliver the summons to Anil, but Anil refuses to accept it and does not sign an acknowledgment of service. 4...

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