Order XXXVII is the summary suit procedure designed for quick recovery of debts and liquidated demands. Unlike regular suits, the defendant cannot file a written statement as of right — they must first convince the court that they have a triable defence and obtain 'leave to defend'. If no leave is granted, the plaintiff gets judgment immediately. This is widely used in commercial and banking disputes for faster resolution.

1. 1 Pick up CPC.
2. 2 Check Order XXXIV → Mortgage suits. Not this.
3. 3 Check Order XXXV → Interpleader suits. Not this.
4. 4 Check Order XXXVI → Special provisions for certain suits. Not this.
5. 5 Check Order XXXVII → 'Summary Procedure.' ✓ Found it.

The text reads: Order XXXVII CPC: Summary procedure for suits on bills of exchange, hundis, promissory notes, and liquidated demands.