A decree is an operative part of a ___________ in civil suits for appeals?
Correct answer: D. Judgment
- A. Order
- B. None of the these
- C. None of the above
- D. Judgment
Explanation
A judgment gives the court’s reasoning and conclusions, while the decree expresses the formal and operative relief flowing from that judgment. Therefore, the decree is treated as the operative part of the judgment for purposes of civil adjudication and appeal.
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