Rule 30 of CPC : Rule 30: Judgment when and where pronounced.

Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Scenario: Rajesh files an appeal against a lower court's decision that awarded a property dispute in favor of his neighbor, Suresh.

Application of Rule 30:

1. Hearing: The Appellate Court schedules a hearing where both Rajesh and Suresh, or their lawyers, present their arguments.
2. Reference to Proceedings: The Appellate Court reviews the proceedings and evidence from the lower court to understand the basis of the original decision.
3. Pronouncement of Judgment:
   • The judge decides to pronounce the judgment on the same day after hearing the arguments.
   • The judge announces the decision in open court, stating that the appeal is allowed and the lower court's decision is overturned.
4. Written Judgment:
   • The judge reads out the key points of the judgment, including the points for determination, the decision on those points, and the final order.
   • The full written judgment is made available to Rajesh and Suresh immediately after the pronouncement.

Example 2:

Scenario: Priya appeals a family court's decision that granted custody of her child to her ex-husband, Arjun.

Application of Rule 30:

1. Hearing: The Appellate Court condu...

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