1. Express the meaning of a decree. 2. What do you mean by mesne profits? 3. Define caveat. 4. Discuss the meaning of jurisdiction of a civil court. 5. Explain the expression 'suit... 1. Express the meaning of a decree. 2. What do you mean by mesne profits? 3. Define caveat. 4. Discuss the meaning of jurisdiction of a civil court. 5. Explain the expression 'suits of a civil nature'. 6. Outline the concept of disposal of the suit in the first hearing. 7. What is the object of framing issues in a civil suit? 8. What facts are essential in a notice under Sec. 80? What will be the effect upon the suits against the Central Government, the State Government & their officers, if the said notice is not given? 9. Who is an indigent person? What is the mode of instituting suit by such person? 10. When can a temporary injunction be granted by a court? How a decree for injunction can be executed? Read more

1. Decree: definitive judgment. 2. Mesne profits: unlawful possession gains. 3. Caveat: notice to delay. 4. Jurisdiction: court's authority. 5. Civil nature suits: civil rights disputes. 6. Suit disposal: no evidence needed. 7. Framing issues: identify dispute points. 8. Sec. 80 notice: claim details needed. 9. Indigent person: lacks means, special suit filing. 10. Injunctions: prevent harm, enforced by order.

1. A decree is the formal expression of an adjudication by which the rights of the parties are conclusively determined. 2. Mesne profits refer to the profits or benefits derived from property during unlawful possession. 3. A caveat is a notice to a court or public officer to suspend a certain proceeding until the notifier is given a hearing. 4. Jurisdiction of a civil court refers to its authority to hear and decide cases. 5. Suits of a civil nature involve disputes over civil rights or obligations, not criminal in nature. 6. Disposal of the suit at the first hearing may occur if no further evidence is needed. 7. Framing issues aim to identify the points of contention for resolution. 8. Essential facts in a notice under Sec. 80 include details of the claim and relief sought; lack of notice affects suit validity against governments. 9. An indigent person lacks means to pay court fees; they file suit through special application. 10. Temporary injunctions can be granted to prevent imminent harm; executed by an order for compliance.