Model Code of Civil Procedure

The Model Code of Civil Procedure outlines the standardized legal procedures and steps courts follow to resolve non-criminal disputes, such as property, contracts, or family issues. It sets rules for filing cases, serving lawsuits, presenting evidence, and delivering judgments. Its purpose is to ensure fair, efficient, and consistent handling of civil cases across jurisdictions. Essentially, it provides a structured framework guiding how civil disputes are initiated, managed, and concluded in court, promoting transparency and justice in the civil justice system.