Aditya prashad 20 May 2020

Ram Mandir

was Ram Mandir case ended with a Judgement or verdict or decree or order.? What I understand that all civil suit ends with a decree.Am I right?

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This discussion clarifies the legal conclusion of the Ram Mandir case, addressing whether it ended with a judgment, verdict, decree, or order. It explains that civil suits can conclude with any of these, depending on their finality. The Supreme Court's decision in the Ram Mandir case was an order, with further resources provided for deeper understanding of civil suit stages and the Ayodhya verdict.

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Manogya Chava 20 May 2020

Greetings!

A civil case can have either a judgement, decree or and order that is passed. There is nothing that bars one from the other, just changes based on the finality of each of them. The Supreme Court in the Ram Mandir case provided for an order and you can refer to the same at - https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/articles/The-Barbarous-Case-of-Babri-Masjid-A-Legal-Analysis-of-the-Ayodhya-Verdict-10776.asp

You can also refer to this link for more clarity on the Civil case aspect https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/articles/stages-of-a-civil-suit-in-a-nutshell-10355.asp

Hope this helps.