srini vasan 20 March 2020
Dr J C Vashista (Advocate) 21 March 2020
The court shall complete procedure before pronouncement of judgment.
Your lawyer is incorrect, if your statement is true and may be believed.
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate) 22 March 2020
It will not be possible for the court to pronounce judgment on that date itself.
The process is lengthy.
The court may even give another last opportunity to the plaintiff.
After that the court may close the evidence and post the matter for arguments.
Then the court will hear arguments of both the sides.
The court after hearing arguments of both the sides may post the matter for judgement to another date.
Thus it may take at least another 6 months from that date, hence you may decide what is to be done instead of blindly going by the words of your advocate which appears to be a misguidance
Shashi Dhara 02 April 2020
Shashi Dhara 02 April 2020