Suits by indigent persons

Multiple choice•Easy•CPC, 1908 — Orders XXXIII, XLIV

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Order XXXIII of the CPC permits an indigent person to institute a suit. The principal consequence of being allowed to sue as an indigent person is that:

Your Task

Read the scenario on the left, then select the most accurate answer below.

The suit is decided summarily without trialHe is not liable to pay the court fee that would otherwise be payable on the plaint, and the fee is a first charge recoverable from the subject matter if he succeedsHe is exempt from the law of limitationThe State bears the costs of the opposite party in every case

Suits by indigent persons

Multiple choice•Easy•CPC, 1908 — Orders XXXIII, XLIV

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Order XXXIII of the CPC permits an indigent person to institute a suit. The principal consequence of being allowed to sue as an indigent person is that:

Your Task

Read the scenario on the left, then select the most accurate answer below.

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