Supreme Court of India
K.V. Rami Reddi v. Prema
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 - Order XX r. 1 and 3 and s. 2(9) - Validity of judgment delivered - Trial judge not completing judgment before he delivered· his decision and c decreeing the suit' claim - Set aside by High· Court holding it to be no judgment in eye of law - Held: Warrants no interference - Declaration by a Judge of his intention of what his judgment' is going to be or whaffinal result is going to embody, is not a judgment until he had crystallized his 0 intentions into a formal shape and pronounced it in open court as the final expression of his mind - Judgment/Order Words and
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