Civil Procedure · Legal Glossary
Caveat
कैविएट / पूर्व सूचना
Definition
A caveat is a formal notice lodged by a person who expects an application in a suit or proceeding and claims a right to be heard before the court passes an order on that application. A caveat ordinarily remains in force for ninety days.
Relevant Laws & Sections
- Section 148A, Code of Civil Procedure, 1908
Official Sources
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