Law Relating to Cause of Action, Jurisdiction, Limitation, Res Judicata & Res Sub Judice: Covers the Aspects of Maintainability & Bar

Law Relating to Cause of Action, Jurisdiction, Limitation, Res Judicata & Res Sub Judice: Covers the Aspects of Maintainability & Bar by Yogesh V. Nayyar is an authoritative reference that examines the procedural doctrines determining the maintainability of legal proceedings under Indian law. The book provides a detailed study of the principles governing cause of action, territorial and pecuniary jurisdiction, limitation, res judicata, and res sub judice, which form the backbone of civil litigation.The author explains these doctrines with reference to the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, while extending the discussion to their application under various legislations, including Arbitration and Conciliation Act, Commercial Courts Act, Consumer Protection Act, Family Courts Act, Intellectual Property Laws, SARFAESI Act, RERA, Waqf laws, Co-operative Societies laws, and other civil statutes. Supported by landmark judicial precedents and practical illustrations, the book helps readers understand procedural bars, jurisdictional objections, and litigation strategy.Ideal for advocates, judges, judicial officers, LL.B. and LL.M. students, judicial service aspirants, academicians, arbitrators, and legal researchers, this book serves as both an academic textbook and a practical courtroom guide. Its analytical commentary and cross-disciplinary coverage make it an indispensable resource for civil litigation, procedural law, and legal research.