What general rule does Order XIV rule 2(1) CPC state, subject to the exception in rule 2(2)?
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What general rule does Order XIV rule 2(1) CPC state, subject to the exception in rule 2(2)?
Only the first issue framed needs a decision.
Every issue of fact may be omitted.
All issues must be postponed until appeal.
Judgment shall be pronounced on all issues.
Answer and explanation
Order XIV rule 2(1) generally requires judgment on all issues. Rule 2(2) permits earlier trial of an issue of law about jurisdiction or a statutory bar when its conditions are met. That exception differs from unexplained omission after a full trial.
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