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What Are the Different Types of Civil Cases in India?

 What Are the Different Types of Civil Cases in India? 🏛️📑”

A common yet overlooked query from clients:
“What exactly falls under civil cases in India, and how are they different from criminal matters?”
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👉 Short Answer: Civil cases involve private rights and disputes between individuals, businesses, or organisations — not criminal offences.
If you've had a property dispute with a neighbour, a payment issue with a contractor, or a breach of contract by a business partner — congratulations, you're in Civil Case Territory! 🧾⚖️ These cases are fought over money, property, rights, or services, and usually end in compensation or injunctions, not jail time.

📍Keywords: Civil Litigation, Property Disputes, Contract Disputes, Injunctions, Legal Compensation
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🧠 Popular Types of Civil Cases in India:

  1. Property Disputes 🏠 – Land ownership issues, partition suits, illegal possession, tenancy matters.

  2. Contractual Disputes 🖋️ – Breach of agreement, failure to perform, payment defaults.

  3. Tort Claims 🚗 – Personal injury, negligence, defamation – anything that causes harm without a contract involved.

  4. Family Law Cases 👪 – Divorce, child custody, maintenance – technically civil but handled in special courts.

  5. Consumer Complaints 🛒 – Against manufacturers, service providers, or e-commerce fraud.

  6. Recovery Suits 💸 – Where a party owes money and refuses to pay.

  7. Injunctions & Specific Performance 🛑 – Where the court orders someone to do (or not do) something, e.g., stop construction.

📍Keywords: Property Law India, Contract Breach, Consumer Cases, Tort Law India, Family Disputes
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⚡ Why This Matters to You:
✅ Know Your Legal Options – Not every fight needs a police station; some just need a well-drafted civil suit!
✅ Preserve Your Rights – File a civil case within limitation period and safeguard your interest.
✅ Non-Criminal Remedies – Civil cases aim at compensation or specific performance, not imprisonment.
✅ Peaceful Dispute Resolution – Most civil cases can be resolved through mediation or court-monitored settlement, saving time and stress.

📍Keywords: Legal Remedies, Civil Suit Process, Compensation Claims, Mediation India, Legal Rights
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🤣 Client Situation:
Client: “Wait, you mean my tenant refusing to vacate isn’t a criminal offence?”
Lawyer: “Correct! That’s a civil issue – time to file a proper eviction suit, not a police complaint. 😅📁”

📢 Facing a civil dispute or unsure where your matter fits in?
👉 LEXIS AND COMPANY is here to guide you through every stage of your civil case – from documentation to courtroom representation.

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