Summary
In India, civil disputes are governed by the Civil Procedure Code, 1908. Key points include Order VII Rule 11 for dismissal of suits that dont disclose a cause of action, Section 34 for dismissing vexatious suits, and Section 41 requiring plaintiffs to come with clean hands. Additional points include Order II Rule 2 for including the whole claim, Order VI Rule 16 for striking out irrelevant matter, and Order VII Rule 14 for filing documents relied upon in the plaint. For criminal trespass, refer to IPC Section 441 and Section 340. Consult an attorney for personalized advice and specific case law.Full Conversation
Need Written statement with support of the supreme court citations to the following inputs
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That all the averments made in the plaint are specifically denied. The plaintiff is put to strict proof of the same. The averments made are not correct and false and the suit is not maintainable either in law or on the facts of the case. Hence, the suit is liable to dismissed in-limine.
That the suit of the plaintiff has not properly verified and that the suit become infructuous as plaintiff has not enjoying the suit property at present.
That the plaintiff have no locus standi to file the present suit.
That the plaintiff has estopped by his own act, conduct and acquiescence from filing the present suit.
That the plaintiffs have not come with clean hands before this Hon’ble court and have suppressed the true and material facts.
That the suit of the plaintiffs is false, frivolous, vexatious with as intent to grab the defendants * to * property hence it is liable to be dismissed with special costs.
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India
Based on the information you provided, it seems you're involved in a civil dispute. In India, the Civil Procedure Code, *, governs civil matters. Some relevant points:
- Order VII Rule *: Dismissal of suit in-limine if it doesn't disclose cause of action.
- Section *: Suit to be dismissed if it's vexatious or meritless.
- Section *: Plaintiff must come with clean hands.
Please consult an attorney for personalized advice.
Can you give me some more points in addition to that
Sure, here are some additional points:
- Order II Rule *: A suit should include the whole claim or reliefs.
- Order VI Rule *: Court can strike out irrelevant matter.
- Order VII Rule *: Documents relied upon in the plaint should be filed with it.
Please consult your lawyer for detailed advice.
Unlawful criminal trespasser filed civil suit in order to protect from existing criminal action
I understand your situation, ****. In India, the laws for this are under the Indian Penal Code (IPC), *:
- Section *: Criminal trespass.
- Section *: Wrongful confinement to prevent rightful legal action.
Please consult an attorney for a more personalized advice.
Refer Any High court or Supreme court judgements as Trespasser have no right to file against actual owner
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