
Case Law Analysis
|Calcutta High Court
Section 148A CPC | Ex Parte Interim Orders Void Without Caveat Notice: Calcutta HC Reinforces Natural Justice
Calcutta High Court rules that any ex parte interim order passed without notice to a caveator is procedurally invalid and must be recalled immediately, regardless of the opposing party’s knowledge. The judgment underscores that lodging a caveat under Section 148A CPC imposes a mandatory duty on courts to issue notice before granting relief, failing which the order is liable to be set aside.