Suits in General Institution of Suits MCQ Quiz in বাংলা - Objective Question with Answer for Suits in General Institution of Suits - বিনামূল্যে ডাউনলোড করুন [PDF]

The correct answer is Option 4.

Key Points Order XXXV Rule 1 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 pertains to the Plaint in an interpleader suit. This rule mandates certain key elements that must be included in the plaintiff’s complaint:

• Lack of Interest: The plaintiff, in the interpleader suit, must explicitly state that they have no interest in the subject matter of the suit or in the individual claims made by the defendants.
• Absence of Conspiracy: The plaintiff must unequivocally assert that there is no collusion or conspiracy between the claimants and any of the defendants throughout the course of the case.
• Listing Defendant’s Claims: The plaintiff is required to include all the arguments and claims presented by the defendants in the complaint.
• Willingness to Present Property: If the property in dispute is movable, the plaintiff must express their willingness to place it before the court for resolution.

Additional Information

•  Order 12 of CPC deals with admissions. Rule 1 provides that a party can admit the case of the other party, entirely or partially, by giving a notice.
• The provision regarding the return of plaint are provided under the Order 7 Rule 10,10A,10B CPC 1908. 
• Order 33, Rules 1–18 of the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) deal with suits filed by indigent persons. 

The correct answer is Both (1) and (2) 

Key PointsSection 16 - Jurisdiction for Suits Relating to Property

Subject to Pecuniary or Other Limitations: All suits specified in this section are to be filed within the parameters of any financial or other restrictions set by applicable laws.

• Suit Categories: This section applies to suits involving:
  • The recovery of immovable property, inclusive of claims for rent or profits;
  • The partition of immovable property;
  • Foreclosure, sale, or redemption in mortgage or charge situations concerning immovable property;
  • The clarification or determination of rights or interests in immovable property;
  • Compensation for damages to immovable property;
  • The recovery of movable property that is under distraint or attachment.