Introduction: Decree as defined in Section 2(2)[1] of Civil Procedure Code, 1908, refers to the judgment of the court. It refers to the legal announcement by the court in consequence of the act brought up before the act for resolution of justice. In general words, a decree is a formal interpretation of the Read more…
Introduction – [1] The litigation consists of three phases: initiating litigation, resolving litigation, and conducting litigation. The final stage of the litigation, which is the conduct of the litigation, is known as enforcement. Once the court has issued a decree or judgment, the person against whom the judgment has been Read more…
Introduction A declaratory decree is a decree, declaring the right of the plaintiff.[1] It is a declaration under which the court declares some existing rights favouring the petitioner and its existence comes into action only when the petitioner is denied of the right which he/she is automatically entitled to. What Read more…
INTRODUCTION Decree is an adjudication determining all the rights and responsibilities of the litigating parties with respect to the particular case. In order to enjoy the fruits of the litigation decided in favor of one of the litigating parties, due execution of the decree passed by the court is necessary. Read more…