Legal Question in Civil Litigation in India
Judgement Reserved!
Why courts sometimes...or often ''Reserve'' Judgements? What is the purpose/motive/concept behind it? And, for how long court can 'hold' such judgements reserved, any rule or law about it? -Thanks
4 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Judgement Reserved!
Judgements are reserved to deliever a reasoned, well thought out judgement after appreciating the rival contentions. There are no rules in this regard but it takes reasonable time according to the time available with the judge.
Re: Judgement Reserved!
judgements are reserved when the judge need some time to read and deliver the judgement.
normally it should not be more then one or two months
Re: Judgement Reserved!
Judgement is always delivered by a Judge after careful reading and anlizing the incidents and facts produced to him. Judgements ocationally reserved to deliever a well thought judgement. There are no such hidden concept in revercing Judgement.
Re: Judgement Reserved!
There is no concept behind the Reserve judgment.It is just deffered due to heavy work load.That is why the judgements kept in reserve.
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