After title suit decree

After obtaining a copy of the title suit decree, the next step or procedure may vary depending on the purpose for which the decree was obtained. Here are a few possible steps you could consider:

1. If the decree is in your favor and you want to enforce it: You can take the copy of the decree to the executing court (usually the same court that passed the decree) and file an execution petition. The executing court will issue a notice to the other party to comply with the decree, and if they do not, the court can take steps to enforce the decree.

2. If the decree is against you and you want to challenge it: You can consider filing an appeal against the decree in a higher court. However, there are usually time limits within which such appeals must be filed, so it is important to consult a lawyer promptly.

3. If the decree relates to a property dispute: You may need to take further steps to transfer ownership of the property in accordance with the decree. This could involve registering the decree with the relevant land registry or local authority, or taking other steps to ensure that the decree is reflected in the official records.