Section 24 CPC Explained | Power of Transfer & Withdrawal of Cases | Civil Procedure Code

Описание: n this video, we explain Section 24 of the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC), 1908, which deals with the power of the High Court and District Court to transfer or withdraw any suit, appeal or proceeding.
This is an important topic for Judiciary Exams, LLB students, and anyone studying Civil Procedure Code.

🔍 What Section 24 CPC Covers

Section 24 empowers:
✔️ High Court
✔️ District Court
to transfer or withdraw cases from one court to another at any stage if it is expedient for the ends of justice.

The power includes:

Transfer of suits, appeals, and other proceedings

Withdrawal of cases to their own court

Reassignment to another competent court

Acting suo motu (on its own) or on application of a party

⭐ Why Section 24 Exists

To ensure:

Fair trial

Convenience of parties

Avoiding prejudice

Speedy disposal

Proper administration of justice

❗ Why Criminal Cases Cannot Be Transferred Under Section 24

Section 24 applies only to civil courts.
Criminal proceedings are governed by CrPC → transfer powers under Sections 406, 407, 408 CrPC.

⏱️ TIMELINE (For a 5–7 min video)

00:00 – Introduction
00:32 – What is Section 24 CPC?
01:05 – Power of High Court
01:42 – Power of District Court
02:10 – When transfer can be made
02:48 – Suo motu vs Application of parties
03:20 – Why criminal cases cannot be transferred under Section 24
03:55 – Difference: Section 22, 23 & 24 CPC
04:35 – Important illustrations
05:15 – Key points for exam
06:00 – Conclusion


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