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Civil Prakriya Sanhita (Code of Civil Procedure, 1908) is a comprehensive legal framework that governs the process of civil litigation in India. It outlines the procedures for filing, hearing, and resolving civil disputes in courts, ensuring fair and just outcomes. The Code provides detailed provisions on pleadings, trial, judgment, appeals, and execution of decrees. It also includes provisions for alternative dispute resolution mechanisms like arbitration and mediation. With its clear guidelines for the functioning of civil courts, Civil Prakriya Sanhita promotes transparency, efficiency, and justice, ensuring an accessible and effective legal system for all citizens.