Lexis Nexis The Code of Civil Procedure by Mulla in 3 Vols. Set 21st Edition 2025

Mulla’s The Code of Civil Procedure has stood the test of time, for over a century. First published in 1900, it has evolved through successive editions and continues to maintain its stature till day. Its enduring relevance is evident from the fact that it is still authoritatively cited by judges and lawyers not only in India but also in jurisdictions such as the United Kingdom, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, and Kenya. The 21st edition builds upon this rich legacy. In addition to updating case law, this edition addresses areas of judicial ambiguity by commenting on conflicting Supreme Court decisions and offering balanced observations to aid readers in forming a comprehensive understanding. The chapter on appeals, particularly the commentary on sections 96 and 100 of the Code has been reorganized for clarity and coherence.

Key Features:

• Contains Mediation Act, 2023, Letters Patent Appeal Calcutta and Madras, Civil Procedure Amendment Code, 1907
• Incorporates case law developments viz., Anjanappa v A Prabhakar, 2025 Bhudev Mallick Alias Bhudeb Mallick and Another v Ranajit Ghoshal and Others, Dogiparthi Venkata Satish v Pilla Durga Prasad, Lifestyle Equities CV v Amazon Technologies Inc.
• Includes recent legislative updates
• Useful for judges, practitioners, academicians and researchers

About the Author

Sir Dinshaw Fardunji Mulla, CIE, MA., LLB (1868-1934) was a renowned author and scholar. During his lifetime, he served as Attorney at Law, Bombay High Court, Member of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, India, and was also a Professor of Law at Government Law College, Bombay. He has authored many legal classics which have been widely accepted and even cited by the Courts.