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Apprentice (Associate)     16 June 2011

Can judge pronounce judgment in first hearing??

If there are no dispute on the facts, one party admits to all the fact and all issues can be proved on undisputed facts alone along with Plaintiffs admissions during cross examination then can the Judge pronounce judgment in the first hearing itself? 

 

 

 



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pratik (self working)     16 June 2011

Yes

Kiran Kumar (Lawyer)     16 June 2011

yes it can be done...however the statements of the parties will be recorded.

 

even if the case goes entirely admitted during evidence, the evidence need to be closed.

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Apprentice (Associate)     16 June 2011

Right, thank you

Apprentice (Associate)     18 June 2011

Can you please advise how the application should be made for seeking a summary judgement if the facts for pronouncing judgment are not disputed?

 


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