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Generally civil law requires much more paperwork with
respect to filing, document production, motions, etc.
Shall you explain about your writing experience and skills?
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Answer Posted / thakkar mohini
Yes, you are right it requires. Beacuse in Ciil Law there
is deifferent style of defence than the Criminal Law.
In Civil Law in it mainly regarding with disputs between
the banks, financial instution and property etc.
In the case of Bank case in 1993 DRT established (Special
Court for recovety of Financial Instituion) for Recovery of
Bank or borrowed money, only one court is built in one
State and in Ahmedabad it is situated at Income Tax.
I have personal knowledgeof this court and it is a one time
of or Civil Court. In Civil Court or in DRT there is cases
disputes between Borrower and Bank, Simply saying about
this court is that this court is bank's court and it is
reality also becase borrower had borrowed the money and
they have to pay to the bank. It is natural. Moreover
regarding papers issue, in this court party or borrower's
physical present is not required and Advocates presents
Affidavit (Notorized) in Court. And in criminal physical
present is must required. So, paper we can so crystalizly
that paper work is most, moreover it is dispute beatween
bank and borrower and mainly the point of nmortgage is
must. So with mortgage and /or cheque details, statmeneet
of account, sale deed, dishonour of cheques, payment
receipts, third party objection, affidaviits, list of
documents, index, payment details, Court fees payment
detail etc. are required and these all things are done on
paers only that is why paper use is most in Civil Courts.
And regarding to writting skill it is also most required in
civil court because in this law oral things are unvaluable
and offrecord things are harmful so we have to skill of
efective witting as well as wordings.
And regarding to proceduer of filling papares and other
things then as per my knowledge first Original Application
is filled alongwith vakalatnama, list of documents, index
and with complilation of documents. After hearing if the
party agrrived from the order than they can file th Appeal
and if any mistake in order than Review and after these
procedure Recovery Certificate will issue and for
attachemnt of property and thenafter by auction bank or any
fianncial istution can recived money by selling the
property. In between party can settle the matter with bank
and moreover, court has no power to involve in settlement.
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