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Framing of issues

 The issues are framed using order XIV of Cpc The rules are 1.Framing of issues 2.court to pronounce judgement on all issues 3.materials from which issues maybe be framed 4.court may examine witnesses or documents before framing issues 5.power to amend and strike out issues 6. Questions of fact or law may by agreement to be stated in form of issues 7. Court if satisfied that agreement was executed in good faith may pronounce judgement.

FIR

What is a FIR ? Zero fir  the report given to the police at first instance  Simply information given to the police  scenario  If there is an accident call the police he will record the information and provide a FIR for accident claims. If there is a murder the information from any person would be the first information that would be recorded in FIR. police never record a FIR unless until grave offence. You can give a call to police to record the information post the same should be given in writing within three days.

Temporary injunction

Approach the proper court which has jurisdiction  Consult a lawyer  for the jurisdiction Trade mark injunction- court of principal district judge   File a Interlocutary application for injunction against using your trade mark . According to CPC order XXXIX rule 1,2. 1.cases in which temporary injunction may be granted . 2.Injunction to restrain repetition or continuance of breach.

Accident cases

When an accident happens what is the first thing to do  1. Call the lawyer for help 2. Keep your vehicle and insurance documents ready 3. Call the police if  you can’t reach a lawyer 4. If there is injury to person the police will file a FIR. -post-mortem report - accident register  - discharge summary -death certificate - legal heir in case claim by heir 5.two cases you can file when there is injury to person and vehicle. 6. One for the vehicle Damage and another for injury compensation. Rash and negligent driving is dangerous may further lead to conversion under IPC FOR DEATH. If it is only vehicle damage it will be a civil case which would be MCOP . Contact your lawyer for help.