CPC Section 23 | How to Apply for Transfer of Suit? | Transfer Jurisdiction Explained

Описание: In this video, we explain Section 23 of the Civil Procedure Code (CPC), 1908, which tells you which court has the authority to hear an application for transfer of suits under Section 22 CPC.

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💡 What Section 23 CPC Covers:

✔ Which is the correct court to file a transfer application?
✔ Difference between Section 22 and Section 23 CPC
✔ Transfer when courts are subordinate to the same appellate court
✔ Transfer when courts are subordinate to different appellate courts
✔ Transfer when courts are subordinate to different High Courts
✔ Interaction of Section 23 with Section 24 CPC (General Power of Transfer)
✔ Practical examples for Judiciary exams
✔ Expected Prelims + Mains questions

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⏳ Timeline

00:00 – Introduction
00:35 – Text of Section 23 CPC
01:40 – When to Apply for Transfer
02:50 – Courts Under Same Appellate Court
03:50 – Courts Under Different Appellate Courts
04:40 – Courts Under Different High Courts
05:25 – Link with Sections 22 & 24 CPC
06:10 – Judiciary Exam Key Points
06:45 – Conclusion