Civil Rules of Practice and Their Role in Judicial Discipline

Civil Rules of Practice regulate the procedural framework of civil courts. They guide how suits are filed, documents are produced, and proceedings are conducted. These rules ensure consistency and efficiency in civil litigation.

Compliance with Civil Rules of Practice is mandatory for advocates and litigants. Procedural lapses may result in delays or dismissal of cases. The rules also help courts manage workload and maintain records systematically.

With digital reforms, Civil Rules of Practice have evolved to include e-filing and virtual hearings, making justice more accessible.