Why Court Judgments Are NOT Instant | The Complete Legal Process (314)

Ever wondered why courts don't deliver a judgment immediately after a hearing ends? If you've seen movies where the judge announces the verdict right away, you might be surprised by the real-life legal process in India.

Join Advocate Naresh Kudal from 'Vidhan ka Gyan' as he demystifies the entire court procedure, from evidence to the final judgment. This video explains the meticulous steps a judge must take before delivering a verdict, ensuring justice is served correctly.

✅ What you will learn in this video:

The complete lifecycle of a court case (Civil & Criminal).
The Trial Stage: How evidence is presented and recorded.
The Argument Stage: How both parties present their case and legal precedents.
The Judgment Stage: The detailed process of writing a judgment.
Why a judge needs time to study the case file, evidence, arguments, and relevant laws.
What happens on the date of judgment and why it sometimes gets postponed.
Understanding key legal terms like Evidence, Arguments, Issues, and Final Order.
This is a must-watch for anyone interested in the practical workings of the Indian judicial system and for those involved in any court proceedings.

⏰ Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction: Why are court judgments delayed?
1:27 - The Court Process: A Step-by-Step Overview
1:37 - Stage 1: Evidence (Trial)
2:17 - Stage 2: Arguments (Final Hearing)
2:51 - Stage 3: The Judgment - What a Judge Does
3:50 - The Structure of a Judgment Explained
4:41 - Why Judges Need Time After the Hearing
5:28 - Conclusion & How to Contact Us

Disclaimer: This video is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Please consult a qualified legal professional for your specific situation.

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Team Naresh Kudal Advocate,
Vidhan ka Gyan