Decree in english

@ Author,

1. All proceedings in the Supreme Court and in every High court are in English language as per the Constitution of India. However, the language to be used in lower courts hasn't been specified by the Constitution of India.

2. From your District Court Complex make a search for registered translators and seek their services to translate decree and final judgment of the case of parties. Get them (translated version) Notarised and use where ever needed untill specific requirement arise by Authorities.

3. One may approach the same Court under S. 151 CPC Applciation and make such request, but I hardly see it being done as Order of appointment of registered translators should come from District and Sessions Judge Court and in its absence the trial Court may show its inability.

4. One can seek True Certified Copy of the Decree and Judgment (which comes with Seal / Stamp / Signature of Certifying Agency of the District Court) in which ever 'language' format they are and then follow para 2 and these true Certified Copies are valid documents as per Law (except where its English translated true copy versions has to be supplied; such as in Embassies / High Court / Supreme Court etc.) . 

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