opinion, the award of the Lok Adalat is fictionally deemed to be decree of court and therefore the courts have all the powers in relation ... forum. In such circumstances, the award of the Lok Adalat being deemed a decree of a civil court and having become final, the petitioners herein
decree-holder is resisted or obstructed in execution of the decree for possession with the result that the decree for possession could not be executed ... prefer an appeal before the appropriate appellate court against such deemed decree.
(2) If for any reason a stranger to the decree is already dispossessed
Court...together with pendente lite and future interest.... Such decree shall be deemed to a decree of a Civil Court of competent jurisdiction ... simple money decree for the amount which he finds due to the claimant and that such decree shall be deemed to be a decree
date of the original decree" and not that the amended decree shall actually bear the date of the original decree. It is inevitable that ... governing appeals, the actual date of the decree and not the date that the decree is "deemed to bear" is the relevant date
executed as a decree and it can be executed by the court which passed the decree or by the court where decree is transferred ... were a decree of the Court."
Section 37 of the CPC defines the Court which passed the decree and will be deemed to include
instalment, the decree-holder would be entitled to execute the decree for the instalments remaining due.
2. The decree-holder would get Suit ... instalment, the decree-holder was entitled to execute the decree for all the instalments remaining due. But the decree-holder was also subject to certain
case he is to adopt the procedure therein mentioned and his decree is deemed the decree of the Civil Court. It seems to me extremely
decree. This provision, therefore, is a pointer to the fact that a decree of the trial Court is executable and would be the decree sought ... decree-holder to obtain a decree for
the balance under Order XXXIV Rule 6, with the result that the
decree would be deemed to have
Section 26 prescribes that an award shall be deemed to be a decree and the statement of the grounds of every such award a Judgment ... little confusion since if the award is to be a deemed decree and the grounds for the award is judgment then even when the reference
Collector has the duty to deposit these amounts pursuant to the deemed decree thus passed. This has nothing to do with the earlier deposit made
