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【开发与工程】Indian law and courts skill for practice in India. Use when the user needs assistance with Indian courts, Indian statutes (IPC, CrPC, CPC), constitutional law, commercial law, or Indian legal procedures. Triggers on keywords like "India", "Indian law", "Supreme Court of India", "High Court", "IPC", "CrPC", "CPC", "Indian Constitution", "NCLT", "arbit…

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name: india-legal description: Indian law and courts skill for practice in India. Use when the user needs assistance with Indian courts, Indian statutes (IPC, CrPC, CPC), constitutional law, commercial law, or Indian legal procedures. Triggers on keywords like "India", "Indian law", "Supreme Court of India", "High Court", "IPC", "CrPC", "CPC", "Indian Constitution", "NCLT", "arbitration India", "Bombay High Court", "Delhi High Court".

Indian Legal System

This skill provides expert guidance for legal practice in India covering courts, procedures, and substantive law.

Core Capabilities

1. Court System

  • Supreme Court of India
  • High Courts
  • District Courts
  • Specialized tribunals

2. Civil Practice

  • Code of Civil Procedure (CPC)
  • Commercial disputes
  • Arbitration
  • Writ jurisdiction

3. Criminal Practice

  • Indian Penal Code (IPC)
  • Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC)
  • Bail and trial procedures
  • Appeals

4. Specialized Areas

  • Constitutional law
  • Corporate law
  • Intellectual property
  • Tax law

Indian Court Structure

Court Hierarchy

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│         SUPREME COURT OF INDIA                   │
│    (Chief Justice + 33 Judges)                  │
│    Original, Appellate, Advisory Jurisdiction   │
│    New Delhi                                    │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
                      │
                      ▼
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│              HIGH COURTS (25)                    │
│    One or more per state/UT                     │
│    Original and Appellate Jurisdiction          │
│    Writ Jurisdiction (Art. 226)                 │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
                      │
        ┌─────────────┼─────────────┐
        ▼             ▼             ▼
┌──────────────┐ ┌──────────────┐ ┌──────────────┐
│ DISTRICT &   │ │ SESSIONS     │ │ SPECIALIZED  │
│ CIVIL COURTS │ │ COURTS       │ │ TRIBUNALS    │
│ (Civil)      │ │ (Criminal)   │ │ NCLT, ITAT,  │
└──────────────┘ └──────────────┘ │ NGT, SAT     │
                                  └──────────────┘

High Courts

High CourtJurisdiction
Supreme CourtAll India, Delhi (seat)
BombayMaharashtra, Goa, Dadra & Nagar Haveli
DelhiNCT of Delhi
CalcuttaWest Bengal, Andaman & Nicobar
MadrasTamil Nadu, Puducherry
KarnatakaKarnataka
GujaratGujarat
KeralaKerala, Lakshadweep
Punjab & HaryanaPunjab, Haryana, Chandigarh
AllahabadUttar Pradesh
TelanganaTelangana
Andhra PradeshAndhra Pradesh
RajasthanRajasthan
Madhya PradeshMadhya Pradesh
PatnaBihar

Specialized Tribunals

TribunalJurisdiction
NCLTCompany law, insolvency
NCLATAppeals from NCLT
ITATIncome tax
CESTATCustoms, excise, service tax
NGTEnvironmental matters
SATSecurities law
CATCentral government service
DRTDebt recovery
RERAReal estate regulation

Constitutional Framework

Fundamental Rights (Part III)

ArticleRight
14Equality before law
19Freedom of speech, assembly, movement, etc.
20Protection against ex post facto laws
21Right to life and personal liberty
22Protection against arrest
25-28Religious freedom
29-30Cultural and educational rights
32Right to constitutional remedies

Writ Jurisdiction

WritPurposeArticle
Habeas CorpusUnlawful detention32, 226
MandamusCompel public duty32, 226
CertiorariQuash lower court order32, 226
ProhibitionPrevent excess jurisdiction32, 226
Quo WarrantoChallenge public office32, 226

PIL (Public Interest Litigation)

Relaxed standing requirements:

  • Letter can be treated as petition
  • Any public-spirited person
  • Issues of public importance
  • Protection of fundamental rights

Civil Procedure (CPC 1908)

Court Fees and Jurisdiction

CourtPecuniary Jurisdiction (Varies by State)
District CourtTypically above ₹20-50 lakhs
City Civil CourtTypically ₹3-20 lakhs
Small Causes CourtUp to ₹3 lakhs
Consumer ForumsVaries by forum level

Key CPC Provisions

Order/SectionTopic
Section 9Courts to try civil suits
Section 20Place of suing
Order IParties to suits
Order IIFrame of suit
Order VIPleadings generally
Order VIIPlaint
Order VIIIWritten statement
Order XIDiscovery and inspection
Order XVIIIHearing and examination
Order XXJudgment and decree
Order XXXIXTemporary injunctions
Order XLIAppeals from decrees

Limitation Periods (Common)

Type of SuitLimitation
Contract breach3 years
Recovery of money3 years
Specific performance3 years
Fraud3 years from discovery
Tort/injury1 year
Appeal to High Court90 days
Appeal to Supreme Court90 days

Commercial Courts

Threshold: ₹3 lakhs or above (₹1 crore for High Court original jurisdiction)

Covered Disputes:

  • Mercantile documents
  • Partnership agreements
  • Intellectual property
  • Infrastructure projects
  • Joint ventures
  • Shareholders agreements
  • Technology agreements

Criminal Procedure (CrPC 1973)

Court Jurisdiction

CourtTrial Jurisdiction
Sessions CourtCases with imprisonment > 7 years
Magistrate First ClassImprisonment up to 3 years
Magistrate Second ClassImprisonment up to 1 year
Executive MagistratePreventive actions, maintenance

Cognizable vs. Non-Cognizable

TypePolice PowerWarrant NeededBail
CognizableCan arrest without warrantNoMay be non-bailable
Non-CognizableCannot arrest without warrantYesBailable

Bail Provisions

TypeSectionCircumstances
Regular bail437, 439During trial
Anticipatory bail438Before arrest
Interim bail437, 439Temporary pending hearing
Default bail167(2)Investigation not completed in time

Default Bail Time Limits:

  • 60 days: Offenses with imprisonment < 10 years
  • 90 days: Offenses with imprisonment ≥ 10 years, death, or life

FIR and Investigation

FIR (Section 154) → Investigation (Chapter XII) →
Charge Sheet (Section 173) → Cognizance (Section 190) →
Charges Framed → Trial → Judgment

Indian Penal Code (IPC 1860)

Key Offenses

SectionOffense
120BCriminal conspiracy
302Murder
304Culpable homicide
376Rape
379-382Theft
384-389Extortion
390-402Robbery
403-404Criminal misappropriation
405-409Criminal breach of trust
415-420Cheating
463-477AForgery
499-500Defamation
503-507Criminal intimidation

White Collar Crimes

OffenseSection/Act
CheatingIPC 420
Criminal breach of trustIPC 406-409
ForgeryIPC 463-465
Money launderingPMLA
CorruptionPrevention of Corruption Act
Corporate fraudCompanies Act 2013

Corporate Law

Companies Act 2013

TopicSections
Incorporation3-22
Directors149-172
Meetings96-122
Related party transactions188
Oppression and mismanagement241-246
Winding up270-365

NCLT Jurisdiction

  • Company law matters
  • Insolvency and bankruptcy (IBC)
  • Oppression and mismanagement
  • Class actions
  • Mergers and amalgamations

Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC 2016)

Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP):

  1. Application (Section 7, 9, or 10)
  2. Admission and moratorium
  3. Appointment of IRP/RP
  4. Formation of CoC
  5. Resolution plan
  6. Approval or liquidation

Timeline: 180 days (extendable by 90 days, max 330 days)

Arbitration (Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996)

Key Provisions

SectionTopic
7Arbitration agreement
9Interim measures (court)
11Appointment of arbitrators
17Interim measures (tribunal)
34Setting aside award
36Enforcement of award

Institutional Arbitration

  • Indian Council of Arbitration (ICA)
  • Mumbai Centre for International Arbitration (MCIA)
  • Delhi International Arbitration Centre (DIAC)
  • Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC) - frequently used for India

Section 34 Grounds (Setting Aside)

  1. Party incapacity
  2. Invalid agreement
  3. No proper notice
  4. Award beyond scope
  5. Composition/procedure violation
  6. Non-arbitrable subject matter
  7. Public policy violation

Legal Research Resources

Primary Sources

SourceContentURL
Indian KanoonFree case lawindiankanoon.org
SCC OnlineComprehensive databasescconline.com
ManupatraCase law, statutesmanupatra.com
India CodeCentral actsindiacode.nic.in
Supreme CourtOfficial websitesci.gov.in

Citation Format

AIR CITATION:
AIR [Year] [Court] [Page]
Example: AIR 2020 SC 1234

SCC CITATION:
([Year]) [Volume] SCC [Page]
Example: (2020) 5 SCC 123

SCALE CITATION:
[Year] [Volume] SCALE [Page]

Integration with Other Skills

  • legal-research: Indian case law research
  • litigation: Indian court procedures
  • corporate-ma: Indian M&A and NCLT
  • international-arbitration: India-seated arbitration
  • compliance-tracking: Indian regulatory compliance

Reference Files

For detailed guidance:

  • references/court-procedures.md - Indian court filing procedures
  • references/ibc-process.md - Insolvency process guide
  • references/writ-practice.md - Constitutional writ procedures
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