The Civil Procedure Code is considered one of the most influential pieces of legislation in society. It provides practical value to all other legal rules, acting as a procedural law designed to serve and protect substantive laws. The importance of the Civil Procedure Code is evident for judges, lawyers, and litigants alike, as it is the very mechanism that ensures rights and justice. In its objectivity, it stands on equal footing with, and at times surpasses, other laws in significance, particularly for a judge who may need to make swift, immediate decisions during a hearing.

This book examines the Civil Procedure Code in light of modern jurisprudential trends, which trace procedural rules back to fundamental legal theories and principles. It delves into the theory of the introduction to civil procedure law, judicial organization theory, judicial jurisdiction theory, procedures and judicial notifications, the theory of nullity, lawsuits and trials, legal defenses, interim decisions, judicial rulings, and finally, the theory of appealing judicial rulings.

• ISBN: 9789957160000
• Weight: 0.400 kg
• Dimensions: 17×24 cm
• Paper: White
• Pages: 273
• Year of Publication: 1998
• Cover Type: Paperback