• A court commissioner is a person appointed by a court to perform specific duties in a legal case. Under the Civil Procedure Code (CPC), a court commissioner can be appointed for various reasons, such as:

• To execute a court order or to perform a specific act that is necessary for the resolution of the case, such as taking possession of property, measuring land, or inspecting a building.

• To investigate and report on factual matters related to the case, such as the condition of property, the extent of damages, or the value of assets.

• To act as a mediator or arbitrator in disputes between parties.

• The appointment of a court commissioner allows the court to gather necessary information or to perform certain actions efficiently, without delaying the proceedings. It also can aid in providing an impartial and unbiased report on factual matters.

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