Question

The first caveat to be launched in India​

Answer 1

To know when to lodge a caveat or what to do when a caveat against you is lodged, it is important to understand caveat and its implications. In simple words, a caveat is a right given to a person in civil proceedings to avoid ex-parte orders or judgments. For example, X is the owner of the land and he wants to build a house on the same land, for which he even got permission from the municipality. However, Mr. Y, a neighbour of X, is not happy with his decision and claims that a part of the land where the construction is going to be done belongs to him. Now Mr. X being a wise man anticipates that Y may file an application. Thus he files a caveat against Y in a competent suit, praying the court to give him a notice when any such application is made by Y. Lodging of such caveat made X entitled to be informed by the court as well as Mr. Y about any application that is made or is about to be made and any order passed by the court without giving such a notice would be void.

Answer 2

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Explanation:

Under Clause 1, a caveat petition can be filed by a person who claims to hold the right of appearing before the court in either of the following situations:

Wherein it is expected to make an application,Wherein already the application has been made,In a proceeding or suit which is already instituted,In a proceeding or suit which is going to be instituted.