Objects of this Lesson

There is a very famous saying, as ‘a man is to err’. As the whole judicial system depends on the human being, it is not immune to errors or mistakes. These errors can only be checked by way of giving the right of appeals to the parties to the suit. This points out the indispensability of ‘appeal’ and vitality of its proper functioning for a judicial system to survive.The object of this lesson is 

• to  provide a comprehensive analysis of appeal from original decree and order under the Civil Procedure Code, 1908.
• to explain this meaning and procedure of review under CPC.
• to analyse the meaning, object and procedure of exercising the powers of revision by the High Courts under the CPC.

Outcome of this Lesson

At the end of this Lecture Student will understand Appeal,Review and Revision and their practical application.

Lesson Contents

• First Appeal under CPC
• No Appeal from Preliminary Decree
• Abatement of Appeal
• Appeal by Indigent Persons
• Powers of Appellate Court
• Remand by Appellate Court
• Second Appeal
• Appeal from Orders
• Review under Section 114
• Application for review
• Process of Review
• Rejection of Review Petition
• Nature and Scope of Section 115
• Object of Revisionary Jurisdiction
• Conditions for Exercising Revisionary Powers