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Q1: 1. In which court should a suit be instituted if the subject matter of the dispute falls within the jurisdiction of the District Court?

Q2: 2. If a suit involves a dispute related to immovable property, which court is the appropriate forum for instituting the suit?

Q3: 3. Mr. X wants to file a suit for recovery of a debt. Which court should he approach to initiate the legal proceedings?

Q4: 4. In case of a breach of contract, which court has the jurisdiction to entertain a suit for damages?

Q5: 5. If a dispute arises between two parties regarding a partnership deed, which court is competent to decide the matter?

Q6: 6. When a suit involves a claim for specific performance of a contract, which court has the authority to adjudicate on the matter?

Q7: 7. If a suit pertains to the infringement of intellectual property rights, which court should be approached for seeking appropriate relief?

Q8: 8. In a case involving a dispute over jurisdiction between two courts, which court has the power to determine the issue?

Q9: 9. When a suit is filed in the wrong court, what is the legal remedy available to the plaintiff?

Q10: 10. If a suit is filed before a court lacking jurisdiction, what action can the defendant take to contest the jurisdiction?

Q11: 11. Which court has the authority to determine the territorial jurisdiction for filing a suit involving multiple defendants residing in different states?

Q12: 12. In a case where the cause of action arises in a different jurisdiction from where the defendant resides, which court can the plaintiff approach to file the suit?

Q13: 13. When a suit involves a dispute over movable property located in different districts, which court has the jurisdiction to adjudicate on the matter?

Q14: 14. If a suit is filed in a court without proper jurisdiction, what consequences may follow for the parties involved?

Q15: 15. When a suit is instituted in a court lacking jurisdiction, can the court transfer the case to the appropriate forum on its own motion?

Q16: 16. In a situation where a suit is filed in a court of lower jurisdiction than what is required, what steps can the plaintiff take to rectify the error?

Q17: 17. When a suit involves a dispute over movable property situated abroad, which court holds jurisdiction to entertain the matter?

Q18: 18. In a case where the subject matter of the dispute is related to taxation issues, which court is competent to handle such matters under civil jurisdiction?

Q19: 19. If a suit is filed in a court without proper jurisdiction due to a genuine mistake, what recourse is available to the parties to rectify the error?

Q20: 20. When a suit involves a dispute over insurance claims, which court has the authority to decide on the matter under the Civil Procedure Code?

Q21: 21. In a case where the defendant is a minor, which court can the plaintiff approach for instituting the suit in compliance with legal provisions?

Q22: 22. If a suit is filed in a court not having the requisite pecuniary jurisdiction, what steps can be taken to transfer the case to the appropriate forum?

Q23: 23. When a suit involves a dispute over intellectual property rights, which court has the jurisdiction to provide relief under the Civil Procedure Code?

Q24: 24. In a case where the plaintiff fails to specify the correct jurisdiction in the plaint, what consequences may arise during the legal proceedings?

Q25: 25. If a suit involves multiple causes of action arising in different jurisdictions, which court has the authority to consolidate the claims for efficient adjudication?

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