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    1) The document appears to be an examination for a law course assessing students' knowledge of the Code of Civil Procedure. It contains 4 sections - objective questions, conceptual questions, descriptive questions, and case study questions. 2) Section A contains 5 objective questions worth 2 marks each testing definitions and concepts related to set-off, mesne profits, jurisdiction, decrees, and joinder of plaintiffs. 3) Section B contains 4 conceptual questions worth 5 marks each related to modes of service of summons, interpleader suits, institution of suits, and when foreign judgments become conclusive. 4) Section C contains 2 descriptive questions worth 10 marks each about court procedures when a defendant is absent and

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    1) The document appears to be an examination for a law course assessing students' knowledge of the Code of Civil Procedure. It contains 4 sections - objective questions, conceptual questions, descriptive questions, and case study questions. 2) Section A contains 5 objective questions worth 2 marks each testing definitions and concepts related to set-off, mesne profits, jurisdiction, decrees, and joinder of plaintiffs. 3) Section B contains 4 conceptual questions worth 5 marks each related to modes of service of summons, interpleader suits, institution of suits, and when foreign judgments become conclusive. 4) Section C contains 2 descriptive questions worth 10 marks each about court procedures when a defendant is absent and

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    1) The document appears to be an examination for a law course assessing students' knowledge of the Code of Civil Procedure. It contains 4 sections - objective questions, conceptual questions, descriptive questions, and case study questions. 2) Section A contains 5 objective questions worth 2 marks each testing definitions and concepts related to set-off, mesne profits, jurisdiction, decrees, and joinder of plaintiffs. 3) Section B contains 4 conceptual questions worth 5 marks each related to modes of service of summons, interpleader suits, institution of suits, and when foreign judgments become conclusive. 4) Section C contains 2 descriptive questions worth 10 marks each about court procedures when a defendant is absent and

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    UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM AND ENERGY

    STUDIES
    End Semester Examination, December 2021

    Course: Code of Civil Procedure I Semester : V


    Program: BA LL.B (Hons.) (EL/CL/Cr.L) Duration : 03 hrs.
    B. Com. LL.B (Hons.) (TL/M&EL/ LC&SP) Max. Marks: 100
    B. Sc. LL.B. (Hons.) (Intellectual Property Rights/Food, Health
    and Environment Law/ Medical and Forensic Law)
    BBA LL.B (Hons.) (CL/BFIT/ITIL)

    Course Code: CLCC 3004

    Instructions:

    SECTION A
    (Type the answers in test box)

    Objective Type Questions/Definitions/fill in the blanks 5Qx2M=10 Marks


    Q. No. Marks CO
    1 Write a note on Set-off. 2 CO1
    2 Define Mesne Profits 2 CO1
    3 Difference between lack of jurisdiction and irregular exercise of jurisdiction. 2 CO1
    4 Differentiate between final and preliminary decree. 2 CO1
    5 Briefly write down the two conditions of joinder of plaintiff. 2 CO1

    SECTION B
    (Scan and upload)
    (Conceptual based question) 4Q x5M=20 Marks
    Q. No. Marks
    1 What are the different Mode of Service of Summons? 5 CO2

    2 What is an interpleader suit? State special procedure with regard to an interpleader suit. 5 CO2

    3 Write a detailed note on Institution of suit. State various provisions and rules dealing 5 CO2
    with institution of suit.

    4 When a foreign judgement doesn’t become conclusive? 5 CO2


    SECTION-C
    (Scan and upload)

    (Descriptive/Analytical Questions) 2Qx10M=20 Mark


    Q.No. Marks CO
    1 What should a court do when plaintiff is present and the defendant is absent? What 10 CO3
    remedies are available to defendant in such cases? When can an ex-parte decree be
    passed and when it can be set-aside?

    2 Discus the conditions of Return and rejection of plaint. Decide, if a plaint is rejected 10 CO3
    will it be considered a decree. Give reasons to support your answer.

    SECTION-D
    (Scan and upload)
    2Qx25M =50 Marks
    (Case Studies/ Application Based Questions)
    Q.No. Marks CO

    1 A sub-inspector of police was dismissed from service by D.I.G. He challenged the CO4
    order of dismissal by filing a writ petition before H.C. on the ground that he was not
    afforded a reasonable opportunity of being heard before the passing of the order. The
    contention was refused and the petition was dismissed. Thereafter he filed a suit and
    raised an additional ground that since he was appointed by IGP the DIG has no power
    to dismiss him. Trial court also dismissed the appeal. Later, the matter was raised
    before the apex court.

    1. Decide whether S. 11 is applicable in the above set of facts. Explain with


    15
    provisions and case laws.

    10
    2. Decide whether Section 11 is applicable in writ petitions? Support your answer
    with relevant case laws.

    2 A resident of Dehradun entered into an agreement for buying a plot admeasuring 500
    sq.ft situated in Gurgaon with Leela Buildwell Pvt. Ltd. Co. having its registered
    Principal Office in Bangalore and several branch offices at Mumbai, Delhi & Dehradun. CO4
    25
    Contract was executed in Bangalore. Payment of such plot was also made in Bangalore.
    Later on Leela Build well Pvt. Ltd. Co. cancelled the agreement with A by alleging that
    Mr. A failed to make the payment installment for construction of building on such plot.
    However, Mr. A claimed that he has made all payment timely and there was no delay on
    his part. Accordingly, Mr. A decided to file a suit for specific performance of contract
    and recovery of possession of above-mentioned plot.
    Advise Mr. A regarding place of suing with help of relevant provisions and suitable
    case-laws.

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