Decree under CPC; its meaning, definition, etc.
In this article, we are going to discuss the topic, what is a decree
in CPC? the element of decree, the definition of decree, etc.
Introduction:-
A decree means an
announcement of the legal consequences of a particular act, which is brought in
after hearing the merits on both sides of the case, and further, it is a confirmation
that the court’s order is carried out. A decree is thus an essential part of
the outcome of the suit. An appeal lies against a decree and not against the
judgment.
Meaning and definition:-
Section
2(2) of the Code defines the term “decree”. According to the Section, decree may
be understood by the following point or there must be present following
elements:-
1. An adjudication,
2. Adjudication must have been given in a
suit,
3. It must have determined the rights of the
parties with regard to all or any of the matter in controversy in the suit,
4. Such determination must be of a conclusive,
5. There must be a formal expression of adjudication.
So for a decision of a court to be a decree, there must be present
these five elements. A decree may be either preliminary or final.
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