Rule 2 of CPC : Rule 2: Statement and production of evidence.

Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Scenario: Property Dispute between Two Brothers

Background: Two brothers, Raj and Ravi, are in a legal dispute over the ownership of a piece of ancestral property. Raj claims that their father had verbally promised the property to him, while Ravi argues that the property should be equally divided.

Application of Rule 2:

1. Day of Hearing:

   • On the day fixed for the hearing, Raj, who has the right to begin, states his case first. He presents evidence such as witness testimonies from relatives who heard the verbal promise and documents showing his investment in the property.

2. Ravi's Turn:

   • After Raj finishes, Ravi states his case. He presents evidence like the will of their father, which mentions equal division, and financial records showing his contributions to the property's maintenance.

3. Raj's Reply:

   • Raj then replies to Ravi's arguments, addressing the points raised and reinforcing his own evidence.

4. Oral Arguments:

   • Both parties are allowed to present oral arguments. Raj submits written arguments summarizing his points and provides copies to Ravi. Ravi does the same. 5...

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