Section 19 CPC Explained | Suits for Wrong Done to Person or Movable Property | CPC in Hindi

Описание: Section 19 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 (CPC) deals with jurisdiction for suits relating to wrongs against a person or movable property.
In this video, I explain where such cases can be filed, how jurisdiction is decided, and important illustrations for exam and practice.

📌 What Section 19 Covers:

Wrong done to a person (e.g., assault, defamation, medical negligence)

Wrong done to movable property (e.g., theft, conversion, damage)

Place of suing:
👉 Where the wrong was committed
👉 Where the defendant resides, carries on business, or works for gain

Difference between Section 19 and Section 20

Important examples for better understanding

This explanation is extremely useful for Judiciary aspirants, law students, and legal practitioners.

⏱️ Timeline (If your video is approx 6–8 minutes, adjust if needed)

00:00 – Introduction to Section 19 CPC
00:40 – What constitutes a "wrong to person"
01:25 – Wrong to movable property explained
02:05 – Jurisdiction rules under Section 19
03:10 – Where the suit can be filed: two options
04:15 – Key difference between Sections 19 and 20 CPC
05:10 – Examples & illustrations
06:20 – Practical relevance in civil cases
07:00 – Final summary and conclusion

⚠️ Disclaimer

This video is for educational purposes only. It is not legal advice. For any specific legal issue, please consult a qualified advocate.

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