Rule 1A of CPC : Rule 1A: Inquiry into the means of an indigent person
CPC
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: Ramesh, a daily wage laborer, wants to file a civil suit for compensation against a company for wrongful termination. However, he does not have the financial means to pay the court fees.
Application of Rule 1A:
- Ramesh applies to the court to be allowed to file the suit as an indigent person.
- The chief ministerial officer of the court conducts an initial inquiry into Ramesh's financial status. This involves checking his income, assets, and any other financial resources.
- The officer finds that Ramesh has no significant assets and his income is barely enough to meet his daily needs.
- The officer submits a report to the court stating that Ramesh qualifies as an indigent person...
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