MCQs on ORDER VII PLAINT (CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE CPC 1908)
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#1. Under Order VII Rule 1, which of the following is not a required particular in a plaint?

#2. Which rule under Order VII of the CPC, 1908 provides the necessary particulars to be included in a plaint?

#3. According to Order VII Rule 1, a plaint must include:

#4. Under Order VII Rule 1, what should be stated in a plaint if a party is a minor or a person of unsound mind?

#5. The name, description, and place of residence of which party must be included in the plaint?

#6. What must be mentioned in the plaint regarding court jurisdiction under Order VII Rule 1?

#7. If a plaintiff relinquishes a portion of his claim, what must the plaint include?

#8. Under Order VII Rule 1, a plaint must contain a statement of:

#9. If a set-off is allowed by the plaintiff, the plaint must:

#10. Which of the following is NOT a required detail in a plaint under Order VII Rule 1?

#11. The cause of action in a plaint refers to:

#12. What must a plaintiff include in the plaint regarding relief sought?

#13. Under Order VII Rule 1, where the defendant’s details cannot be ascertained, the plaint should:

#14. The facts constituting the cause of action and when it arose must be included in a plaint because:

#15. What is the importance of stating the value of the subject matter in a plaint?

#16. Under Order VII Rule 1, if a suit involves a minor plaintiff or defendant, what must be stated?

#17. If a plaint does not contain all required particulars under Order VII Rule 1, what can happen?

#18. The place of residence of the plaintiff and defendant is mentioned in the plaint to:

#19. Under Order VII Rule 2, in a money suit, the plaint must state:

#20. If the plaintiff sues for mesne profits, how should the amount be stated in the plaint?

#21. If a suit involves unsettled accounts between the plaintiff and the defendant, how should the amount be mentioned in the plaint?

#22. Mesne profits refer to:

#23. In money recovery suits, when is it mandatory to state the exact amount claimed?

#24. When a plaintiff sues for an amount found due upon unsettled accounts, the amount in the plaint should be:

#25. Under Order VII Rule 2, if the plaintiff claims money as damages, how should the amount be stated?

#26. What is the purpose of stating an approximate amount in cases of mesne profits or unsettled accounts?

#27. If a money suit does not state the exact amount claimed, what can happen?

#28. If the claim involves mesne profits, who decides the final amount to be awarded?

#29. When the subject matter of a suit is immovable property, what must the plaint include?

#30. In a suit related to immovable property, if the property can be identified by boundaries or numbers, the plaint must:

#31. Under Order VII Rule 3, how should an immovable property be identified in a plaint?

#32. If an immovable property has a recorded settlement survey number, the plaint should:

#33. What is the purpose of requiring a detailed property description in the plaint for suits involving immovable property?

#34. If a plaintiff fails to provide a sufficient description of the immovable property in the plaint, what may happen?

#35. Under Order VII Rule 3, when is it mandatory for a plaint to mention boundaries or numbers of the immovable property?

#36. The primary requirement for a plaint in a suit regarding immovable property is:

#37. If an immovable property has no boundary description or survey number, how should it be identified in the plaint?

#38. The description of an immovable property in a plaint should be:

#39. Under Order VII Rule 4, when a plaintiff sues in a representative character, what must the plaint contain?

#40. A plaintiff suing in a representative capacity must also show that:

#41. What does the term “representative character” mean in the context of Order VII Rule 4?

#42. If a plaintiff fails to show an existing interest in the subject matter while suing as a representative, what may happen?

#43. Under Order VII Rule 4, a plaintiff suing in a representative character must establish that:

#44. Why must a plaintiff show that he has taken necessary pre-suit steps before filing a representative suit?

#45. Which of the following is an example of a representative suit under Order VII Rule 4?

#46. If a plaintiff sues in a representative capacity but does not follow the legal steps required, what is the consequence?

#47. What is the main purpose of Order VII Rule 4 regarding representative suits?

#48. If a person wants to sue on behalf of an organization or a group, which requirement must they fulfill under Order VII Rule 4?

#49. Under Order VII Rule 5, what must the plaint demonstrate regarding the defendant?

#50. Why is it necessary for the plaint to show the defendant’s interest in the subject matter?

#51. Apart from interest in the subject matter, what else must the plaint demonstrate regarding the defendant?

#52. If the plaint fails to show that the defendant is liable to answer the plaintiff’s demand, what may happen?

#53. What is the primary purpose of Order VII Rule 5?

#54. In a civil suit, what must be shown in the plaint before a defendant is required to respond?

#55. Under Order VII Rule 5, a defendant’s liability to be called upon to answer means:

#56. If a plaintiff sues a person who has no interest in the subject matter, what legal issue arises?t

#57. A valid plaint under Order VII Rule 5 should include:

#58. In the context of Order VII Rule 5, the term “liable to be called upon to answer” means:

#59. Under Order VII Rule 6, if a suit is filed after the limitation period, what must the plaint include?

#60. What is the main purpose of Order VII Rule 6?

#61. If a plaintiff does not mention any ground of exemption for filing a suit after the limitation period, what may happen?

#62. Under Order VII Rule 6, what type of law sets the limitation period for filing suits?

#63. 1) Which of the following could be a valid ground of exemption from the law of limitation?

#64. Under Order VII Rule 6, who has the burden of proving that a delay in filing the suit should be excused?

#65. If a suit is time-barred and no valid exemption is provided in the plaint, what action may the court take?

#66. What happens if the court finds the ground of exemption unreasonable?

#67. Which of the following is NOT a valid ground for exemption from limitation?

#68. If a plaintiff claims exemption from the limitation law, what must be included in the plaint?

#69. What must a plaintiff specifically mention in the plaint under Order VII Rule 7?

#70. If a plaintiff fails to mention a specific relief, what may happen?

#71. Under Order VII Rule 7, can the court grant relief not specifically claimed?

#72. What type of relief can be claimed in the alternative by the plaintiff?

#73. Who else, besides the plaintiff, can claim relief under Order VII Rule 7?

#74. What is the purpose of requiring relief to be specifically stated in a plaint?

#75. If the plaintiff claims general relief without specifying a particular type, can the court still grant relief?

#76. What does “alternative relief” mean in a plaint?

#77. If a defendant wishes to claim relief in his written statement, what rule applies?

#78. Under Order VII Rule 7, what happens if a plaintiff asks for excessive relief beyond what is legally justified?

#79. What does Order VII Rule 8 of the CPC require when a plaintiff seeks relief based on multiple grounds?

#80. Why does Order VII Rule 8 require separate and distinct statements for different claims?

#81. If a plaintiff combines multiple causes of action into a single paragraph without distinction, what may the court do?

#82. Under Order VII Rule 8, how should multiple distinct causes of action be presented in a plaint?

#83. What is the consequence of failing to state multiple claims separately in a suit?

#84. In a case where a plaintiff has multiple claims against a defendant, what should be done according to Order VII Rule 8?

#85. What is the main objective of Order VII Rule 8 regarding relief on separate grounds?

#86. If a plaintiff fails to state separate claims distinctly, can they be later amended?

#87. If a plaintiff has three different legal grounds for claiming damages, how should they present them?

#88. Under Order VII Rule 8, when can a plaintiff claim relief on multiple grounds?

#89. What document must the plaintiff endorse on the plaint or annex thereto?

#90. According to Order VII Rule 9, how many copies of the plaint must the plaintiff provide?

#91. What may the court allow instead of full copies of the plaint if it is too long or complex?

#92. Under Order VII Rule 9, the plaintiff must also submit:

#93. If the plaintiff or defendant is suing or being sued in a representative capacity, what must be shown in the plaint?

#94. Who signs the list of documents and copies after verifying their correctness?

#95. Can the plaintiff amend the statements attached to the plaint?

#96. What happens if the chief ministerial officer finds errors in the list of documents?

#97. Under Order VII Rule 9, what additional documents must the plaintiff provide for summons issuance?

#98. What is the main objective of Order VII Rule 9 regarding admitting a plaint?

#99. Under Order VII Rule 10, at what stage can the plaint be returned?

#100. What is the reason for returning a plaint under Order VII Rule 10?

#101. Who has the authority to return a plaint under Order VII Rule 10?

#102. When a plaint is returned, what endorsement must the Judge make on it?

#103. Under Order VII Rule 10, where should the plaint be presented after being returned?

#104. If a plaint is returned due to lack of jurisdiction, what can the plaintiff do?

#105. What happens if a plaint is returned but the plaintiff fails to present it to the correct court?

#106. Can a plaint be returned due to insufficient evidence?

#107. If a plaint is returned, does the case restart from the beginning in the new court?

#108. What is the main objective of Order VII Rule 10?

#109. Under Order VII Rule 11, in which of the following cases can a plaint be rejected?

#110. A plaint shall be rejected if the relief claimed is undervalued and the plaintiff fails to correct it within the given time. Who fixes this time?

#111. Which of the following is NOT a ground for rejection of a plaint under Order VII Rule 11?

#112. If a suit appears from the statement in the plaint to be barred by any law, what is the court’s power under Order VII Rule 11? t

#113. If a plaint is rejected, what remedy is available to the plaintiff?

#114. Under Order VII Rule 11, if the plaint is written on insufficiently stamped paper, when can it be rejected?

#115. If a plaint does not disclose a cause of action, at what stage can it be rejected?

#116. Which of the following statements about Order VII Rule 11 is correct?

#117. Can a plaint be rejected if the plaintiff fails to include all necessary documents?

#118. What is the primary objective of Order VII Rule 11 in the Code of Civil Procedure?

#119. Under Order VII Rule 12, what must the judge do when rejecting a plaint?

#120. What is the purpose of recording reasons while rejecting a plaint?

#121. When a plaint is rejected under Order VII Rule 12, who has the right to access the judge’s order?

#122. If a judge rejects a plaint without recording reasons, what can the plaintiff do?

#123. Which of the following is NOT required when a judge rejects a plaint?

#124. What happens after a plaint is rejected under Order VII Rule 12?

#125. In which form must the judge record the order of rejection under Order VII Rule 12?

#126. If a plaint is rejected, can the plaintiff file a fresh suit on the same cause of action?

#127. If a plaint is rejected under Order VII Rule 12, which of the following is correct?

#128. Why does the law require judges to record reasons for rejecting a plaint?

#129. Under Order VII Rule 14, when must a plaintiff produce a document on which he sues?

#130. If a plaintiff has a document in his possession or power, what must he do with it when presenting the plaint?

#131. In case the plaintiff relies on other documents as evidence, where should he mention them?

#132. What type of documents must be listed separately if they are not in the plaintiff’s possession or power?

#133. What happens if the plaintiff fails to produce a document on which he sues at the time of presenting the plaint?

#134. If the plaintiff sues upon a document, which of the following MUST he do at the time of filing the plaint?

#135. Can a plaintiff add more documents to the case later if they were not originally submitted under Order VII Rule 14?

#136. Can a plaintiff add more documents to the case later if they were not originally submitted under Order VII Rule 14?

#137. If a document is not in the plaintiff’s possession, how should he proceed under Order VII Rule 14?

#138. What is the purpose of requiring the plaintiff to produce documents at the time of presenting the plaint?

#139. Under Order VII Rule 14, the plaintiff’s list of documents should include:

#140. Under Order VII Rule 15, what must the plaintiff do if a document relevant to the case is not in his possession?

#141. If the plaintiff does not know in whose possession the missing document is, what should he do?

#142. Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding a document not in the plaintiff’s possession or power?

#143. What is the main purpose of Order VII Rule 15?

#144. If a plaintiff fails to mention a missing document in the plaint, what may happen?

#145. If a document belongs to a third party, and the plaintiff mentions this in the plaint, what action can the court take?

#146. Order VII Rule 15 applies to documents that are:

#147. Can a plaintiff request the court’s assistance in obtaining a document mentioned under Rule 15?

#148. If the plaintiff deliberately fails to mention a missing document in the plaint, how might it affect the case?

#149. Which of the following is NOT a valid excuse for failing to mention a missing document under Order VII Rule 15?

#150. Under Order VII Rule 16, when a suit is based on a lost negotiable instrument, what must the plaintiff do?

#151. What is the purpose of requiring an indemnity in case of a lost negotiable instrument?

#152. If a negotiable instrument is lost, what type of decree can the court pass?

#153. Which of the following is NOT required when filing a suit on a lost negotiable instrument?

#154. In a suit involving a lost negotiable instrument, what action can the court take?

#155. What does the term “negotiable instrument” include under this rule?

#156. If a plaintiff does not provide an indemnity for a lost negotiable instrument, what is the likely consequence?

#157. Which of the following is a valid defense for a defendant in a suit for a lost negotiable instrument?

#158. Who determines whether the indemnity provided by the plaintiff is satisfactory?

#159. If a negotiable instrument is partially damaged but not lost, what should the plaintiff do?

#160. Under Order VII Rule 17, when must a plaintiff produce a shop-book or account book?

#161. Which law provides exceptions to the requirement of producing a shop-book in court?

#162. What must the plaintiff submit along with the original shop-book entry?

#163. What is the first step the court takes after receiving the shop-book entry?

#164. After examining and comparing the copy with the original shop-book, what does the court do next?

#165. Who is responsible for verifying and certifying that the copy of the shop-book entry is correct?

#166. What happens if the copy of the shop-book entry is found to be incorrect?

#167. What must the court do with the certified copy of the shop-book entry?

#168. Under what condition can a plaintiff be exempted from producing a shop-book under this rule?

#169. Why does the court return the original shop-book to the plaintiff after marking and verifying it?

#170. Under Order VII Rule 18, when must a plaintiff produce a document in court?

#171. What happens if a plaintiff fails to produce a required document at the time of filing the plaint?

#172. What must a plaintiff do to submit a document that was not originally produced with the plaint?

#173. Can a plaintiff submit a document during the hearing if it was omitted from the original plaint?

#174. Order VII Rule 18 does NOT apply to which of the following situations?t

#175. Which of the following is TRUE about documents omitted at the time of filing the plaint?

#176. Which section of the CPC primarily governs the submission of documents along with the plaint?

#177. If a plaintiff submits a document after filing the plaint but without court permission, what is its status?

#178. Why does Order VII Rule 18 restrict the late production of documents?

#179. What must accompany every plaint or original petition under Order VII Rule 19?

#180. Why is an address required to be filed with a plaint or petition?

#181. When must plaintiffs or petitioners added at a later stage provide their address?

#182. Where is the address filed under Order VII Rule 19 recorded?

#183. What happens if a plaintiff fails to provide an address for service with the plaint?

#184. Which of the following statements about Order VII Rule 19 is true?

#185. Under Order VII Rule 19, what type of address must the plaintiff provide?

#186. If a plaintiff changes their address during the proceedings, what should they do?

#187. What is the primary purpose of maintaining the address in the Register of Suits under Order IV, Rule 2?

#188. Who is responsible for ensuring that an address is filed with the plaint?

#189. What is the requirement for the address to be filed under Order VII Rule 20?

#190. What is the requirement for the address to be filed under Order VII Rule 20?

#191. The address for service under Order VII Rule 20 should be within which area?

#192. Why does the law require the address to be within the District Court’s local limits?

#193. If a plaintiff provides an address outside the district court’s jurisdiction, what may happen?

#194. Can the address for service be different from the plaintiff’s ordinary residence?

#195. What is the consequence of failing to provide an address within the District Court’s limits?

#196. Can a party residing outside the district still file a suit in another district?

#197. Which court’s jurisdiction determines the validity of the address filed with the plaint?

#198. Order VII Rule 20 applies to which type of legal proceedings?

#199. What is the primary reason for requiring an address within the local District Court’s limits?

#200. What is the consequence if a plaintiff or petitioner fails to file an address for service?

#201. What action can the court take if a plaintiff does not provide an address for service?

#202. What action can the court take if a plaintiff does not provide an address for service?

#203. Can the defendant take action if the plaintiff fails to file an address for service?

#204. Before dismissing the suit for failure to file an address, what must the court do?

#205. If a plaintiff fails to file an address after being directed by the court, the suit may be:

#206. What does “suo moto” mean in the context of Order VII Rule 21?

#207. Who can apply for an order to dismiss the suit if the plaintiff fails to file an address?

#208. Why does the law require a plaintiff to file an address for service?

#209. What happens if a plaintiff files an incorrect address?

#210. Which of the following is NOT a consequence of failing to file an address for service?

#211. What is the first step if a party is not found at the address given for service?

#212. If no agent or adult male family member is available for service, what must be done?

#213. What happens if the party is still not present on the next fixed date?

#214. How is service of summons deemed effectual if the party is not found at the address?

#215. If a summons is affixed to the outer door and later sent by registered post, the service is considered:

#216. What is the main purpose of affixing the summons to the outer door?

#217. Order VII Rule 22, what role does registered post play?

#218. If a party refuses to accept the registered post, what is the legal presumption?

#219. What if a party changes their address without notifying the court?

#220. What is the next step after service by affixing the summons and sending it by registered post?

#221. Under Rule 23 of Order VII CPC, if a party engages a pleader, service of notices and summons shall be made:

#222. According to Rule 23, if the Court directs otherwise, service of notice shall be made:

#223. What is the default method for serving notices, summons, or processes on a party who has engaged a pleader?

#224. If a pleader is engaged, the service of notices and summons is regulated by which rule of Order III of CPC?

#225. Which of the following statements is correct regarding the service of notices when a pleader is engaged?

#226. Under Rule 23 of Order VII CPC, when can the court direct service at an address other than the pleader’s?

#227. If a pleader is engaged and no special directions are given by the Court, where must the notice be served?

#228. What is the primary reason for serving notices on the pleader instead of the party?

#229. Which of the following options is NOT a method of service allowed under Rule 23 of Order VII?

#230. When can the service of notice be made at the address for service given by the party?

#231. If a party wants to change the address for service given by him, what must he do?

#232. Who has the authority to amend the court record regarding a change of address?

#233. Notice of a petition for change of address shall be given to:

#234. How may the notice of a change of address petition be served on other parties?

#235. How may the notice of a change of address petition be served on other parties?

#236. Who decides which parties should be notified about the change of address?

#237. What is the purpose of filing a verified petition for a change of address?c) To maintain accuracy in court records

#238. Which of the following statements is correct regarding a change of address petition?

#239. If a party fails to file a verified petition for a change of address and moves to a new location, what consequence may arise?

#240. If the Court deems it necessary, how may notice of a change of address be sent to the concerned parties?

#241. Which legal document governs the process of changing an address for service in a pending suit?

#242. Under Rule 25 of Order VII CPC, the Court may direct service of notice, summons, or other process by:

#243. When can the Court order an alternative mode of service?

#244. Which of the following methods is NOT mentioned under Rule 25 for serving notices and summons?

#245. Which of the following methods is NOT mentioned under Rule 25 for serving notices and summons?

#246. What is the primary purpose of Rule 25 regarding service by other modes?

#247. Who has the authority to decide if service by an alternative method is necessary?

#248. Which of the following statements is true regarding Rule 25?

#249. If a party cannot be served through regular means, what can the Court do?

#250. Under Rule 26 of Order VII CPC, every plaint in a suit referred to in Rule 3 of Order XXII shall be accompanied by a statement giving:

#251. What additional information must the plaint contain under Rule 26 in case of the plaintiff’s death?

#252. A plaintiff may, at any time, do which of the following under Rule 26?

#253. Under Rule 26, the nomination made for notifying the Court of the plaintiff’s death remains valid until:

#254. A plaintiff can nominate another person to replace the originally nominated individual under Rule 26:

#255. Which rule requires the plaintiff to provide a list of legal representatives in case of death?

#256. the plaintiff does not provide details of legal representatives, what can happen?

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