Assertion: decree | /r/HasProperty | final
Facets:
value: always
type: DEGREE
value: partly
type: DEGREE
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: A decree can be preliminary, final or partly preliminary and partly final, whereas an order is always final.
text: A decree can be preliminary, final or partly preliminary and partly final, whereas an order is always final.
text: A decree of distribution is a final court order that distributes a probate estate .
text: A decree can be a preliminary or a final one, subject to the further proceedings required before the disposal of the suit.
text: An order is judgment expressed by the court (or the panel), which does not contain a decree (the final judgment).
text: A decree is often a final determination, but there are also interlocutory decrees.
text: An order is nothing but a judgment while a decree is a final part of judgement.
text: The decree is the result (or the final part) of a judgement.
text: While the two concepts may seem very similar, there are substantial differences: the order is a judgement, a decision taken on objective considerations, whereas a decree is the final part of the judgement that concerns the claims of one of (or both) parties of the suit.
text: A decree can be preliminary, final or partly preliminary and partly final, whereas an order is always final.
text: A decree can be preliminary or final.
text: A decree can be preliminary, final or partly preliminary and partly final.
text: A decree can be preliminary, final or partly preliminary and partly final.
text: Preliminary and final decree: Decree may be either preliminary or final or sometimes partly preliminary and partly final.
text: Preliminary and final decree: Decree may be either preliminary or final or sometimes partly preliminary and partly final.
text: Do all terms of the divorce need to be met before the decree is final?
text: Once a decree is final, it can be appealed and modified by the court if circumstances change and a modification is justified under the legal statutes.
text: Obviously, such a decree is almost always final and non-appealable since the parties worked it out.
text: An order may or may not finally determine a right, but it is always final and can never be preliminary.
text: Decree of Distribution is the final court order distributing a probate estate.