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Q1: 1. In which section of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 is it mentioned that other suits should be instituted where the defendant resides or the cause of action arises?

Q2: 2. If a defendant resides in a different state from where the cause of action arises, where should the suit be instituted according to Section 20 of the CPC, 1908?

Q3: 3. Under Section 20 of the CPC, 1908, if the defendant resides in a foreign country, where can the suit be instituted?

Q4: 4. Mr. Gupta resides in Delhi but the cause of action for a suit arises in Mumbai. According to Section 20 of the CPC, 1908, where can the suit be instituted?

Q5: 5. If a defendant is temporarily residing in a different place from his usual residence, where should the suit be instituted as per Section 20 of the CPC, 1908?

Q6: 6. A company has its registered office in Kolkata, but the cause of action for a suit arises in Bangalore. According to Section 20 of the CPC, 1908, where can the suit be instituted against the company?

Q7: 7. Mrs. Sharma, a plaintiff residing in Jaipur, wants to file a suit against a defendant who resides in Mumbai. Where can the suit be instituted as per Section 20 of the CPC, 1908?

Q8: 8. Under Section 20 of the CPC, 1908, if there are multiple defendants residing in different places, where should the suit be instituted?

Q9: 9. If a company has multiple branch offices in different states, where can a suit be instituted against the company as per Section 20 of the CPC, 1908?

Q10: 10. Mr. Verma, a resident of Lucknow, wants to file a suit against a defendant residing in Nepal. According to Section 20 of the CPC, 1908, where can the suit be instituted?

Q11: 11. What is the primary purpose of Section 20 of the CPC, 1908?

Q12: 12. If the cause of action arises due to a property dispute in a specific district, where should the suit be instituted according to Section 20 of the CPC, 1908?

Q13: 13. Mrs. Singh, a plaintiff residing in Chandigarh, wants to file a suit against a defendant residing in the United States. Where can the suit be instituted as per Section 20 of the CPC, 1908?

Q14: 14. If a defendant's residence is unknown, where can the suit be instituted under Section 20 of the CPC, 1908?

Q15: 15. Under Section 20 of the CPC, 1908, what factors are considered when determining the appropriate place for instituting a suit?

Q16: 16. Mr. Kumar, a plaintiff residing in Mumbai, wants to file a suit against a defendant residing in London. According to Section 20 of the CPC, 1908, where can the suit be instituted?

Q17: 17. If there are multiple causes of action in a suit and they arise in different places, where should the suit be instituted according to Section 20 of the CPC, 1908?

Q18: 18. In a case where the defendant is a government entity with offices in multiple states, where can a suit be instituted against the government entity according to Section 20 of the CPC, 1908?

Q19: 19. What happens if a suit is instituted in the wrong jurisdiction as per Section 20 of the CPC, 1908?

Q20: 20. If a defendant resides in a different country from where the cause of action arises, what legal principles govern the institution of the suit as per Section 20 of the CPC, 1908?

Q21: 21. Under Section 20 of the CPC, 1908, if a defendant is a minor, where can the suit be instituted?

Q22: 22. If a defendant is a corporation with offices in multiple states, where can a suit be instituted against the corporation as per Section 20 of the CPC, 1908?

Q23: 23. In a case where the cause of action arises due to a breach of contract, where should the suit be instituted as per Section 20 of the CPC, 1908?

Q24: 24. What recourse does a plaintiff have if the defendant deliberately changes residence to avoid being sued in the appropriate jurisdiction under Section 20 of the CPC, 1908?

Q25: 25. If a defendant is a foreign diplomat residing in an embassy in India, where can a suit be instituted against the diplomat as per Section 20 of the CPC, 1908?

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