Rule 5 of CPC : Rule 5: Court to state its decision on each issue.
CPC
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Case: Property Dispute between Siblings
Scenario: Ramesh and Suresh are brothers who are in a legal dispute over the ownership of a piece of ancestral property. The court has framed several issues to be resolved, such as:
- Whether the property was legally transferred to Ramesh by their father.
- Whether Suresh has any legal claim to the property.
- Whether the property division was done according to the family agreement.
Application of Rule 5: The court will examine each of these issues separately. For instance:
- On the first issue, the court may find that the property was legally transferred to Ramesh based on the evidence presented.
- On the second issue, the court may determine that Suresh does not have a legal claim to the property.
- On the third issue, the court may find that the property division was not done according to the family agreement.
The court will provide its decisio...
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