Judjement
sandip kumar
(Querist) 16 August 2015
This query is : Resolved
can a judjement be passed less theen two weeks after the hearing is completed , what is the minimum time period for pronouncement of judjement in session court
in my case the date of hearing is completed on 15 .07. 14 and judgement was given on 2.08.14 by session court ,pl clarify me is it legally valid
Guest
(Expert) 16 August 2015
You Are Questioning The Validity Of A Judgement.Please Refer your Previous Query For the Answer.
Guest
(Expert) 16 August 2015
Repeated Please.
Anirudh
(Expert) 16 August 2015
The judgment has been delivered within the permissible period.
Guest
(Expert) 16 August 2015
Dear Author,There Is No Term Called "Permissible Period" for a Judgement.Reserved Judgement is a Judgement that is Not Given after the Conclusion of the hearing Or a trial.A Reserved Judgement May be Released Days,Weeks Or Even Months After Hearing With Valid Grounds.
sandip kumar
(Querist) 16 August 2015
sir can u mention any case law to support
Guest
(Expert) 16 August 2015
Support What?
sandip kumar
(Querist) 16 August 2015
my case the date of hearing is completed on 15 .07. 14 and judgement was given on 2.08.14 by session court ,
Reserved Judgement is a Judgement that is Not Given after the Conclusion of the hearing Or a trial.A Reserved Judgement May be Released Days,Weeks Or Even Months After Hearing With Valid Grounds.
it covers under which case law
sandip kumar
(Querist) 16 August 2015
pl apprise me under which case law
sandip kumar
(Querist) 16 August 2015
legal expert>>> pl apprise me under which case law this covers as my query is still unresolved
R.K Nanda
(Expert) 16 August 2015
search google for case law.
Guest
(Expert) 16 August 2015
Read Section 33 of Civil Procedure 1908 and its Following Amendments
sandip kumar
(Querist) 16 August 2015
sir. tried but could not find out .pl apprise me the case law
Guest
(Expert) 16 August 2015
Just in One Minute you say you Could Not Find.Better Check with Local Good Advocate.
sandip kumar
(Querist) 16 August 2015
33. Judgment and decree.-
The Court, after the case has been heard, shall pronounce judgment, and on such judgment a decree shall follow.
Section 33 of Civil Procedure 1908
sir .it is not clear
Guest
(Expert) 16 August 2015
Let it be Do Not Worry.Either Consult An Advocate Regarding that Section Or Search Web Site Or Buy a Law Book regarding that Sections.
Guest
(Expert) 16 August 2015
Now I Expect a Query of Which Author Consult your Law Book Stall Persons In Detail Mentioning the Sections
SAINATH DEVALLA
(Expert) 16 August 2015
Once the arguments are over,the judge can deliver the judgement any time,there is no time limit or time frame for it.Lot of vague discussion has taken place with Adv.Rajkumar by the querist.
prabhakar singh
(Expert) 16 August 2015
Justice K.T. Thomas and Justice R.P. Sethi began their judgment in Anil Rai v. State with the observation : "The magistrate who cannot find time to write judgment within reasonable time after hearing arguments ought not do any judicial work at all. This Court strongly disapproves the magistrates making such a tremendous delay in the delivery of his judgments." The Supreme Court in the above case strongly deprecated the practice of judges in 'reserving' judgments in matters and not pronouncing them for long periods of time. The Supreme Court laid down the following guidelines for the said purpose, which are enumerated hereinbelow;
i) The Chief Justices of the High Courts may issue appropriate directions to the Registry that in a case where the judgment is reserved and is pronounced later, a column be added in the judgment where, on the first page, after the cause-title date of reserving the judgment and date of pronouncing it be separately mentioned by the court officer concerned.
ii) That Chief Justices of the High Courts, on their administrative side, should direct the Court Officers/Readers of the various benches in the High Courts to furnish every month the list of cases in the matters where the judgments reserved are not pronounced within the period of that month.
iii) On noticing that after conclusion of the arguments the judgment is not pronounced within a period of two months the concerned Chief Justice shall draw the attention of the Bench concerned to the pending matter. The Chief Justice may also see the desirability of circulating the statement of such cases in which the judgments have not been pronounced within a period of six weeks from the date of conclusion of the arguments amongst the judges of the High Court for their information. Such communication be conveyed as confidential and in a sealed cover.
iv) Where a judgment is not pronounced within three months from the date of reserving judgment any of the parties in the case is permitted to file an application in the High Court with prayer for early judgment. Such application, as and when filed, shall be listed before the bench concerned within two days excluding the intervening holidays.
v) If the judgment, for any reason, is not pronounced within a period of six months any of the parties of the said lis shall be entitled to move an application before the Chief justice of the High Court with a prayer to withdraw the said case and to make it over to any other bench for fresh arguments. It is open to the Chief Justice to grant the said prayer or to pass any other order as he deems fit in the circumstances.
Guest
(Expert) 16 August 2015
An Hearty Welcome Back and Well Advised and Well Explained Excellently by Senior Expert Mr,Prabhakar Singh.
Rajendra K Goyal
(Expert) 17 August 2015
Repeated query :
http://www.lawyersclubindia.com/experts/Judjement--554206.asp#.VdFgNbKqqko
sandip kumar
(Querist) 29 August 2015
Hi, I am looking for a judgement (case law) etc, which says that a judgement has to be given with 14 days.
I read Sec 235, 362 to 365 of Cr.PC, to understand this, however i am not able to find specific number of days.
Please advice.
