What does section 75 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 empower a court to issue?
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What does section 75 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 empower a court to issue?
Summons
Commissions
Temporary injunctions
Warrants of arrest
Answer and explanation
Section 75 confers power to issue commissions, subject to prescribed conditions and limitations, for purposes including examining a person and local investigation. Summons, temporary injunctions and warrants of arrest are issued under other provisions of the Code, such as section 27, section 94 and Orders V, XXI and XXXIX.
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