Discuss (a) a gift deed's structure

Execution) The civil case's papers (the sequence): The plaint (phiradpatra): the suit's birth — the parties identified (name, age, address), the facts in chronological order, the cause of action, the jurisdiction's basis, the evaluation/ limitation facts, the claim's reliefs itemised; the plaint binds the party's case (the pleadings discipline: material facts, not evidence, not law); The summons and the appearance; The written statement (likhit jawaf): the defendant's reply — admission or denial paragraph-wise (the specific denial rule; evasive denial treated as admission in effect), the additional facts (the defendant's own version), the preliminary objections (jurisdiction, limitation, cause of action, res judicata — the objections raised early or lost); The rejoinder (pratiuttar patra): the plaintiff's answer to the written statement's new facts (the sequence's discipline — the rebuttal, not the re-narration); The issues framed: the pleadings' output — the court formulates the disputed questions of fact and law (the trial's agenda set; the whole trial answers the issues); The evidence stage: the witness lists, the documents exhibited, the depositions (the trial's proof phase); The judgment and decree: the issues answered, the rights declared, the decree drawn (the operative command); The execution (karyanwayan): the decree's enforcement — the execution application, the mode (delivery, attachment, sale), the judgment-debtor's objections; "the decree worth its paper only when executed" — the winning of the war,…