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This research paper examines It explores how the CPC ensures fairness, efficiency, and accessibility in resolving civil disputes by determining the appropriate court based on jurisdiction and venue. CPC's role in handling non-criminal matters such as property disputes, contract breaches, and family issues. Commonly, in civil trials, most cases need an expert's advice to resolve the disputed issue to dispute. Where the Court pendency is in huge numbers, so many property-related disputes are in the queue waiting for justice. If the Court deems it fit, in certain matters that are beyond its jurisdiction, then it may appoint a Court Commissioner to investigate or inquire into the said matter. This kind of case can be resolved with expert knowledge in a shorter timeframe. It outlines the hierarchy of Indian courts, from subordinate courts to the Supreme Court, and delineates various types of jurisdictions, including subject-matter, pecuniary, territorial, original, appellate, and exclusive.