Civil Procedure Code, 1908 | Introduction | History | CPC Lecture 2 | Judiciary Exams | Litigation

Описание: In this lecture, we cover Lecture 2: Introduction to the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (CPC) with a conceptual and exam-oriented approach, specially designed for Judiciary aspirants across India as well as for those who are into litigation.
This session explains the basic classification of law into civil and criminal, their coexistence, and the determining factor based on legal consequences, with practical illustrations such as breach of contract, cheque dishonour, assault, and house trespass.
We also detailed history of the Civil Procedure Code, tracing its evolution from the pre-1859 scenario to the CPC, 1908, including major amendments of 1976, 1999, and 2002.
This lecture is specially useful for LLB, BA LLB, LL.M students, Judiciary exam aspirants, Litigation Lawyer who want to understand the Introduction of CPC and the difference between Civil and Criminal Law.

Key topics covered:
Civil law vs Criminal law (with examples)
Coexistence of civil and criminal liability
Legal consequence test for jurisdiction
Outcomes of civil and criminal proceedings
Substantive law vs Procedural law
History and evolution of CPC
Structure of CPC, 1908 (Sections & Orders)
Legislative powers vs High Court rule-making powers
Preamble and Section 1 of CPC (extent and applicability)

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