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- Start here Orientation: Code of Civil Procedure Where the subject fits, how the 10 modules are organised, how questions are asked, and how to prepare
- Module 1 Foundations and Civil Jurisdiction Start here: key definitions and when a civil court can hear a case
- Module 2 Res Sub Judice and Res Judicata When a second suit is stayed and when it is barred
- Module 3 Foreign Judgments, Place of Suing and Transfer Foreign judgments, where to sue, objections to jurisdiction and transfer
- Module 4 Institution, Parties and Summons How a suit begins, who must be a party, and how the defendant is summoned
- Module 5 Pleadings, Written Statement, Set-off and Counter-claim What the parties plead, the defendant's reply and the claims he can set up
- Module 6 Appearance, Ex Parte and Hearing Non-appearance, ex parte decrees, discovery, witnesses, death of parties and withdrawal
- Module 7 Special Suits Government and aliens, representative suits, interpleader, minors, indigent persons, summary suits
- Module 8 Interim Orders, ADR, Costs and Interest Injunctions, attachment before judgment, receivers, s. 89 settlement, costs and interest
- Module 9 Execution Which court executes, modes of execution, arrest, attachment and cross-decrees
- Module 10 Appeals, Reference, Review and Revision First and second appeals, reference, review, revision, restitution and correction