In terms of Order XX of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, a Commercial Appellate Court or Commercial…
The substituted Order XX rule 1 requires the Commercial Court, Commercial Appellate Court, Commercial Division or Commercial Appellate Division to pronounce judgment within…
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In terms of Order XX of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, a Commercial Appellate Court or Commercial Appellate Division is required to pronounce the judgment:
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Correct answer B
The substituted Order XX rule 1 requires the Commercial Court, Commercial Appellate Court, Commercial Division or Commercial Appellate Division to pronounce judgment within ninety days of conclusion of arguments.
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Option A
The commercial period is ninety, not sixty days.
Option B
The substituted rule specifies ninety days from conclusion of arguments.
Option C
Thirty days is not the period prescribed by this commercial rule.
Option D
One hundred and twenty days is not this judgment period.
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