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Order XXXV - Withdrawal and adjustment of Suits : Supreme Court Rules 2013

What is Withdrawal and adjustment of Suits? Order XXXV of Supreme Court Rules 2013

 

 

Order XXXV of Supreme Court Rules 2013 : "Withdrawal and adjustment of Suits"

1. Rules I, 2 and 3 of Order XXIII in the First Schedule to the Code with respect to the withdrawal and adjustment of suits shall apply in suits instituted before the Court.

2. No new suit shall be brought in respect of the same subject-matter until the terms or conditions, if any, imposed by the order permitting the withdrawal of a previous suit or giving leave to bring a new suit have been complied with.

SUPREME COURT RULES 2013

(D) PROVISIONS REGARDING SPECIAL LEAVE PETITIONS UNDER
ARTICLE 136 OF THE CONSTITUTION

Order XXI - Special Leave Petitions (Civil) SLP

Order XXII - Special Leave Petitions in Criminal Proceedings

(E) APPEALS UNDER THE SPECIAL ACTS

Order XXIII - appeals under section 38 of the advocates act, 1961(25 of 1961)

Order XXIV - Appeals under Section 23 of the Consumer Protection Act 1986

PART- III ORIGINAL JURISDICTION
(A) ORIGINAL SUITS

Order XXV - Parties to Suits

Order XXVI - Plaints

Order XXVII - Issue and Service of Summons

Order XXVIII - Written Statement, Set-off and Counter-Claim

Order XXIX - Pleadings Generally

Order XXX - Discovery and Inspection

Order XXXI - Admissions

Order XXXII - Summoning and attendance of Witnesses

Order XXXIII - Adjournments

Order XXXIV - Hearing of the Suit

Order XXXV - Withdrawal and adjustment of Suits

Order XXXVI - Payment into court

Order XXXVII - Special Case

(B) PETITIONS UNDER ARTICLE 32 OF THE CONSTITUTION

Order XXXVIII - Application for enforcement of fundamental rights (Article 32 of Constitution)

Order XXXIX - Applications for transfer of criminal proceeding under section 406 of the Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 and Section 11 of the Terrorist affected areas (Special Courts) Act, 1984

Order XL - Application for transfer under Article 139A (1) of the Constitution

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