Rule 11 of CPC : Rule 11: Oral application.
CPC
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: Ramesh wins a lawsuit against Suresh for a debt of ₹5,00,000.
Application of Rule 11:
- Oral Application: At the time the court passes the decree in favor of Ramesh, Ramesh makes an oral application to the judge requesting immediate execution of the decree. The judge orders the arrest of Suresh, who is present in the court, to ensure he does not evade payment.
- Written Application: If Ramesh did not make an oral application at the time of the decree, he would need to file a written application for execution. This application would include:
- The number of the suit: 123/2023
- The names of the parties: Ramesh (Decree-holder) vs. Suresh (Judgment-debtor)
- The date of the decree: 1st October 2023
- Whether any appeal has been preferred: No
- Any payment or adjustment made after the decree: None
- Previous applications for execution: None
- The amount due: ₹5,00,000 with 6% interest per annum
- The amount of costs ...
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