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Objection as to place of suing shall be taken in the Court of first instance: this is the essence of…

Section 21 limits allowance of objections to the place of suing in appellate/revisional courts unless raised in the first court at the earliest opportunity and, where issues…

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Objection as to place of suing shall be taken in the Court of first instance: this is the essence of Section ______ of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908.
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Section 21 limits allowance of objections to the place of suing in appellate/revisional courts unless raised in the first court at the earliest opportunity and, where issues are settled, at or before settlement, with a consequent failure of justice. Section 21A separately bars a suit to set aside a decree merely on a place-of-suing objection; 20 and 22 perform different jurisdiction/transfer functions.

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