Normally a civil suit has to travel through 17 main stages from institution of
the suit till its judgment, they are as under.
1. Institution of Suit Order 4, 6 and 7
2. Issue of Summons Order 5,
3. Filing of Written Statement Order 8 30
4. Examination of Parties Order 10 10
5. Settlement of Despute Section 89,
6. Discovery & Inspection Order 11
7. Admission Order 12
8. Production of DocumentsOrder 13
9. Framing of Issues Order 14
10. List of Witness Order 16
11. Summons to Witnesses Order 16 R 1 (4)
12. Settling Date Order 16
13. Evidence of Parties Order 18 R 4 r/w Order
17 ----
14. Exhibiting of Documents Order 18 R 4 (1)
Proviso07
15. Cross-exam by parties Order 18 R 4 (2) ----
16. Arguments Order 18 R 2 (3A) ----
17. Judgment Order 20
Out of these 17 main stages the amended code
does not speak about any time limit for Examination of Parties - Order 10,
Settlement of Disputes - Section 89, Production of Documents - Order 13,
Exhibiting of Documents - Order 18 R 4 (1) proviso and Arguments - Order 18 R 2
(3A), but in the rest of the provisions the amended code has given time limits
in the provisions itself and we cannot ignore them so easily and without any
rare and exceptional circumstances.
Now once a party has filed the suit then he has to comply all the provisions one by one within the stipulated time
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