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What is the meaning of "Decreed-with costs"?
08-Oct-2023 (In Property Law)
Yes, the petitioner has won the case.
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The case status "Contested - Decreed with Costs" typically means that the case has been fully heard and decided by the court after both parties have presented their arguments and evidence.
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The term "Contested" means that the case was disputed or challenged by one or both parties, and it went through the full legal process of being heard and decided by the court.
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The term "Decreed" means that the court has made a final judgment or order in the case, resolving the dispute between the parties.
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The term "with Costs" means that the court has ordered one party to pay the costs of the proceedings to the other party. This could include legal fees, court fees, and other expenses incurred by the winning party during the course of the case.
You now have the option to either go in appeal against the judgement or, if the order was passed ex parte i.e., you were absent during the trial, you can apply to have the judgement set aside under Order 9 Rule 13 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908.
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