EXAM ORIENTED CPC, CONTRACT, ADR CLASS

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ASST. PROFESSOR IN SAVEETHA LAW COLLEGE

WORKED AS ADVOCATE IN SUPREME COURT AND KERALA HIGH COURT

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Decree

What is a decree?

A decree as defined under Section 2(2) of Civil Procedure Code, is a formal expression which determines the interest of both the parties in a conclusive manner, with regards to any disputed matter in a civil suit. Significantly, a decree is a formal expression of adjudication by which the court determines the rights of parties regarding the matter in a controversy or a dispute. A set-off or a counterclaim can be obtained on the decree

A decree shall be deemed to include

• Rejection of a plaint

• Determination of any question under Section 144 of the Act.

The decree might not include

• Any adjudication from which an appeal lies as an appeal from an order

• Any order of dismissal for default

Illustration: In a suit between A and B wherein A claims that a particular property 'P' belongs him while B claims that the said property belongs to him. After hearing all the arguments, the court will rule in the favor of either A or B. The final decision of the court regarding the above claim i.e. whether the property belongs to A or B, is a decree.