Correct option is D
The Civil Procedure Code, 1908, is generally not applicable to Land law and local laws. These areas are often governed by specific statutes and local acts that provide distinct procedures for dispute resolution, separate from the CPC. The CPC primarily applies to civil suits, and its procedures may not extend to areas covered by special laws unless expressly provided.
Information Booster: While the CPC forms the backbone of civil procedure in India, certain types of matters, especially those dealing with land laws and local laws, are often handled under different statutory frameworks tailored to specific needs and contexts.
Additional Knowledge:
· (a) Civil matters: The CPC is directly applicable.
· (b) Revenue matters: While separate laws exist, the CPC may be referenced if procedures are not provided by revenue laws.
· (c) Service matters: These are often dealt with under administrative laws and service rules, though civil courts can sometimes be involved.
