The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 is a Procedural Law . This law publish as Gazzette on 21th March 1908 and commence from the 1st day of January ,1909.It constitutes with 158 sections,51orders &5 Schedules.

Difference between Section & Orders

Difference between Section & orders as to state ,section is prefers over orders . Sections are amendable by the Parliaments and orders is amendable by the both Supreme Court of Bangladesh and by the parliament.

Subordination of Civil Court

The  steps of subordination of civil Court  has been stated under section 3 of The Code of Civil Procedure ,1908 as –

• High Court Division
• The Court of District Judge
• The Court of Additional District Judge
• The Court of Joint District Judge
• The Court of Senior Civil Judge
• The Court of Civil Judge
• The Small Causes Court

On The Other hand  Civil court are classified under section 3 of The Civil Court (Amendment ),2001 as bellow:

• The Court of District Judge
• The Court of Additional District Judge
• The Court of Joint District Judge
• The Court of Senior Civil Judge
• The Court of Civil Judge

Defination & Interpretation of Law : Rules: Rules is define under section 2(1) of CPC ( Code of Civil Procedure). It means the reulesof  the rules. Decree| In orfer to ensure the right of the parties is called decree.

Classification of decree

There are mainly 2 types of decree

• preliminary Decree
• Final Decree

And others 3 Types of decree as stated-

• Contested Decree which is under 96(1) of CPC
• Experte Decree under section 96(2) of CPC
• Compromise Decree under section 96(3) of CPC.

What is contesting Decree ?

Under section 2(2) of The Code of Civil Procedure if both parties any of a civil suits attend in the court, take part with hearing with evidence as wel as plaints & written statements try the suits with oral & wriiten evidence, then after pass the judgment to declare decree is contesting decree. It means if the  judgment & decree is passed based on merit , called contesting decree.

What is an experte decree of the Code of Civil Procedure?

Under Order 9 Rule 6 of The Code of Civil Procedure, subject to summon is served to defendant at the date of hearing if the defendant is absent but plaintiff is present , the court may pass a decree means exparte decree.

What is compromise decree

of the Code of Civil Procedure?

Under order 23 rule 3 of the code of civil procedure,if both parties think not proceed the suit any more and by the way of a middleman or both of them aggreed to settle the dispute matters with compromise  and after hearing it by the both parties, the court may declare or pass an order means compromise decree.