183.
Memorandum of Objection and its Content:(1)
Every objection shall be drawn up to the competent Court in the form of a
memorandum, and shall include, in addition to the general contents of the
plaint, the order or decree appealed from, the date of the order or decree, the
grounds on which the objection is based and the applicant’s claim.
(2)
(3)
The memorandum shall be accompanied by a copy of the order or decree against
which the objection is raised.
The memorandum may be submitted to the Court which passed the order or
decree against which the objection is raised, and the Court shall then send to the
appellate Court the memorandum, the record of the suit and any document
showing that, the prescribed fees have been paid.
184.
Judge not to Participate in Objection against his own Judgement:The judge; who made or participated in making the judgment against which an objection
is raised, shall not hear or participate in hearing the objection.
185.
Summary Dismissal of Objections:The Court before which an objection is raised, after perusal of the record, may summarily
dismiss the objection without hearing the party against whom the objection is raised, if in
its opinion the objection is hopeless.
186.
Contents of Judgement and Decree:(1)
The judgement shall include the reasons on which it is based and shall also
contain the following:(a) the points for determination;
(b) the decision thereon;
(c) the reasons for the decision;
(d) where the decree is amended or set aside, the relief granted to the party
raising the objection.
(2)
The decree shall bear the same date as the judgement and shall contain the
number of the suit, the names of the parties, the decision, costs and by whom
payable and shall be singed by the judge or President of the Court.
187.
Fresh Claims:No fresh claims shall be allowed on the objection and shall be rejected by the Court of its
own motion.
188.
Judgement:The judgement shall be pronounced in an open Court to which the parties shall be
summoned and it may also be communicated to the parties in writing.
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