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082			_a340 JAI
100			_aJain, Ashok K.
245		0	_aLaw guide for judicial service examinations
245		0	_nv.3
260			_aDelhi
260			_bAscent
260			_c2018
300			_avol.3(431p.)
520			_aIf a decree is not formally drawn up in terms of the judgment, no appeal lies from that judgment. But a misdescription of a decision as an order, which amounts to a decree, does not make it less than a decree. Under certain enactments, applications are treated as suits e.g. proceedings under the Indian Succession Act, Hindu Marriage Act, Arbitration Act, etc.. The word 'right' means substantive rights of the parties and not merely procedural rights. Thus, rights of the parties inter se relating to status, limitation, jurisdiction, frame of suit, etc. which, if decided, must have a general effect upon the proceedings in the suit, are substantive rights. An order for dismissal of a suit for default of appearance, or a mere right to sue, or a decision on an application by a person to be added as a party to the suit, are not decrees as they do not determine the rights of the parties.
650			_aLaw
942			_cB _2ddc