The Key to Indian Practice – A Summary of the Code of Civil Procedure (13th Edition), authored by K. Kannan, is a concise and authoritative guide based on the legendary work of Sir Dinshaw Fardunji Mulla. This edition presents a simplified yet accurate summary of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (CPC), designed to support clear understanding and practical application of civil procedural law in India.
The book provides structured explanations of essential procedural elements, including jurisdiction, pleadings, framing of suits, appearance of parties, service of summons, interim relief, execution of decrees, appeals, revisions, and review. It distills complex procedural rules into an accessible format, making it an invaluable aid for students and entry-level practitioners navigating civil courts.
Renowned for clarity and precision, this editor remains an essential resource for LL.B students, judicial service aspirants, young advocates, and anyone seeking a reliable and quick-reference understanding of civil procedure grounded in the authoritative Mulla tradition.
Key Features
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Concise and practical summary of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908.
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Based on the classic Mulla commentary, adapted for easy understanding and application.
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Explains core procedural stages including pleadings, jurisdiction, interim orders, and execution.
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Covers appeals, revisions, and review with clarity and structured presentation.
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Ideal for beginners in litigation, offering quick reference and conceptual clarity.
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Highly useful for LL.B students, judicial service candidates, and young civil practitioners.
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Authored by K. Kannan, ensuring authoritative interpretation and academic accuracy.
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Published by LexisNexis, reflecting trusted quality and reliable legal scholarship.
