Judgement
Posted 5 years ago
Without disposing of evidence made by tentat ,final argument was completed .Now two date of declaring judgement have passed
2nd July is the new date for judgement.
Sir I want to ask will the district court will again ask for reargument .
And wether the court will give judgement without disposing of evidence of tentat
A.Dear Sir,
If tenant files application for re-opening of his side to lead his evidence then only the Court will receive such evidence only after hearing the other side/landlord on such application.
If the judge is same and not transferred then he cannot post pone, he must pronounce the judgment. You may lodge a complaint with the Registrar of High Court enclosing copy of order sheet.
If tenant files application for re-opening of his side to lead his evidence then only the Court will receive such evidence only after hearing the other side/landlord on such application.
If the judge is same and not transferred then he cannot post pone, he must pronounce the judgment. You may lodge a complaint with the Registrar of High Court enclosing copy of order sheet.
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Ambrose Leo
Responded 5 years ago
A.The matter is pending for judgement only after completion of argument by both the parties. Once its reserved for judgement You have to await the written Judgement it is the procedure of the court.Better to consult your lawyer or consult a Professional Lawyer from the panel of Vidhikarya quickly.
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AR Legal Firm
Responded 5 years ago
A.If judgement is ready court may pronounce it, if judgement is not ready then new judge appointment he may ask for fresh argument, if judgement not ready if any party files any application may post it for objection, in any case judgement is not ready court may give another date hope u saticified
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Himanshu Mahajan
Responded 5 years ago
A.If the final arguments have been completed then there is no question of re-arguments. The judgement has been reserved now and should be pronounced on 2nd July.
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