The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (Bare Act) | KLH 2026 Edition
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Stay legally compliant and courtroom-ready with KLH’s The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (Bare Act). Fully updated for the 2026 Edition, this bare act is the definitive reference for civil litigation in India.
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✔ Complete Legislative Text: Presents the exact statutory text of the CPC, 1908, including all 158 Sections and 51 Orders.
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✔ Latest Amendments: Fully revised with all recent legislative amendments up to 2026.
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✔ Built for Practice: Includes concise short notes, latest state amendments, and an exhaustive index for rapid in-court referencing.
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KLH’s The Code of Civil Procedure (Bare Act) – Edition 2026.
The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (Act No. 5 of 1908) is the procedural backbone of the Indian civil justice system. Published by Kamal Law House (KLH), this 2026 Edition provides the exact, unabridged text of the bare act. It is meticulously designed for daily use by legal practitioners, academicians, and students who require uncompromised accuracy and the very latest legislative updates.
Key Features of this Edition
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Authentic Statutory Text: Delivers the bare text of the CPC precisely as enacted and amended, without unnecessary theoretical clutter.
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State Amendments Included: Features crucial state-specific amendments directly beneath the relevant sections and rules, ensuring regional accuracy.
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Short Notes & Case References: Built-in explanatory notes and landmark case citations provide quick context to complex procedural language.
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Rapid-Search Index: A detailed, alphabetical subject index at the back allows professionals to locate specific rules and sections in seconds during high-pressure court proceedings.
Comprehensive Scope of the CPC
This Bare Act is structured strictly according to the statutory framework, divided into two key components:
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The Body of the Code (Sections 1-158): Lays down the substantive jurisdiction of civil courts, covering res judicata, place of suing, execution of decrees, appeals, reference, review, and revision.
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The First Schedule (Orders I to LI): Details the procedural methods, rules, and mechanics of civil litigation—from the institution of suits, issue of summons, and drafting of pleadings, to the examination of witnesses and the granting of temporary injunctions.
Who Should Buy This Bare Act?
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Advocates & Litigators: A mandatory daily desk reference and courtroom companion for civil practitioners.
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Judiciary Aspirants: An indispensable study tool for candidates preparing for state Judicial Service Examinations and the AIBE.
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Law Students: The foundational text for understanding civil procedure in LLB and LLM curriculums.
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Academicians & Researchers: A highly reliable, up-to-date source for legal research and drafting.
Details
- Binding: Hardbound
- Publisher: Kamal Law House
- Language: English
- Author : Kamal Kumar
| Publisher | Kamal Law House |
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| Language | English |
| Author | Kamal Law House |
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