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1

The Sections in the Code of Civil Procedure

A

can be amended by the Parliament
B

can be amended by a High Court or the State Legislature
C

can be amended by the Court hearing the suit
D

can be amended by Ihe parties to the suit

2

The Orders and Rules in the First Schedule of the Code of Civil Procedure

A

are mere guidelines
B

will prevail over the provisions of a Section
C

cannot override the provisions in a Section
D

the courts are not bound to follow them

3

Subject to the pecuniary or other limitations prescribed by any law suits for recovery of possession of immovable property must be instituted in the court

A

within whose jurisdiction both the parties reside
B

within whose jurisdiction the defendant resides
C

within whose jurisdiction the plaintiff resides
D

within whose local limits of jurisdiction the property is situated

4

The principle of Res Judicata

A

applies to criminal proceedings also
B

applies to suit only
C

applies to execution proceedings also
D

can be decided by the parties to the suit

5

Compensatory costs in respect of false or vexatious claim or defence can be awarded up to

A

Rs. 10,000/-
B

Rs. 1,000/-
C

Rs. 500/-
D

Rs. 3,000/-

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