Difference Between Order and Decree
Let's break down the difference between a decree and an order in the context of civil procedure: Decree - *Definition*: A decree is a formal expression of an adjudication that conclusively determines the rights of the parties in a suit. - * Characteristics *: - Conclusive determination of rights - Formal expression of adjudication - Can be preliminary, final, or partly preliminary and partly final. - * Types *: - Preliminary decree : Determines the rights of the parties, but further proceedings are required. - Final decree : Concludes the suit and determines all issues. - Partly preliminary and partly final decree: Determines some issues conclusively, while others require further proceedings. Order - *Definition*: An order is a formal decision made by a court in the course of a suit or proceeding. - * Characteristics *: - Formal decision - Can be interlocutory or final ...