Re: [nukkad] Reserving Judgement

["Tirumurti Vasudevan" <>]

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that is right.
reserved means the case is all over except for pronouncing judgement and he
wants time to think over or it will take some time to write it out.
like in cases of big cases and lengthy arguments.

whereas adjournment is the familiar "vaida" when the case is still going on
and one of the parties wants to buy some time for further proceeding or even
the judge might do it when he has to go to the next case on the list and the
case is dragging.

tv
On 9/29/06, Ravi Menon  wrote:
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> When a court reserves its judgement what does it mean? Can the lawyers
> on the list explain please?
> Is that the same as having some time to think out a decision?
> And how is it different from an adjournment?
> Ravi
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