CPC's De Minimis Doctrine & TS LAWCET Context

During my court visit, I learned about CPC's de minimis doctrine, which states that a mere triviality or a trifling matter won't be considered a valid ground for a civil suit. A judge may dismiss a case on this ground if the damages claimed are too minor to be considered worthwhile pursuing. This doctrine is crucial in understanding the CPC's provision of territorial jurisdiction (Section 20) in the context of TS LAWCET (Telangana State Law Common Entrance Test). If a minor issue arises, a plaintiff won't be able to file a suit in a distant court, and it's not worth fighting in a smaller court either, as the de minimis principle might lead to its dismissal.