Rule 8 of CPC : Rule 8: Memorandum when evidence not taken down by judge.

Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Scenario: A property dispute case in a district court in Mumbai.

Situation: During the hearing, the judge is listening to the testimony of a key witness, Mr. Sharma, who is providing crucial information about the ownership of the disputed property.

Application of Rule 8:

• The judge does not write down Mr. Sharma's testimony word-for-word.
• Instead, the judge listens carefully and makes a summary of the key points of Mr. Sharma's testimony.
• This summary includes important details such as dates, names, and events mentioned by Mr. Sharma.
• The judge writes this summary in his own words, signs it, and includes it in the official court record.

Outcome: The memorandum created by the judge serves as an official record o...

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