99. Dismissal of Suit for Abandonment:1) When a suit is adjourned indefinitely, or until application is made or where an order is made staying a suit, such suit shall be dismissed if an application is made by either party within one year of the date on which the order for adjournment or stay was made. 2) Where a suit is dismissed under sub-section (1) no fresh suit shall be brought on the same cause of action, but either party may apply to the Court to set aside the dismissal order; provided that the application is made before the right to sue is extinguished by lapse of time, and the Court may for sufficient reason set aside the dismissal order upon such terms as to costs and otherwise as it thinks fit. PART V JUDGEMENTS – CONTENTS OF JUDGEMENT COSTS AND INTERESTS – JUDGEMENT IN SPECIAL CASES CHAPTER 1 SUIT RESERVED FOR JUDGEMENT 100. Suit Reserved for Judgement:1) The Court, after the suit has been heard, shall either immediately or at any subsequent short and reasonable time, of which due notice shall be given, pronounce its judgment. 2) If for any reason the Court adjourns the pronouncement of judgement for a second time, the Court shall record its reasons for such adjournment, and shall fix a date for the pronouncement of judgement. The Court shall not thereafter adjourn pronouncement except for substantial and essential reasons to be recorded. 101. Pronouncement of Judgement:The judgement shall be pronounced in an open sitting of which due notice shall be given to the parties. 102. Judgement and its Reasons:The judgement shall be in writing and shall state the reasons for the decision. 103. Contents of Judgement:The judgement shall contain the following particulars:(a) the date and place of judgement and the Court which issued it; (b) the name of the judges who passed it; (c) the name and description of the parties; (d) the admissions and the issues; (e) the reasons for the judgement; 22