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What is the pursis meaning in law ?
25-Jul-2024 (In Civil Law)
In the Indian legal context, a pursis (also spelled purshis) is a written communication submitted to the court by a party or their advocate during the course of legal proceedings. It serves to inform the court about developments in the case such as presenting facts, filing a joint statement, recording a compromise, or even noting the absence of instructions from a client. A pursis is not a formal pleading but acts as a supplementary statement meant to assist the court in understanding the current status or to propose a direction for the matter.
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