(1) After the opinion of the judge or judges hearing the case in the bench has been upheld and the decision has been delivered, the relevant judge shall prepare a complete decision accordingly within seven days from the date of delivery of the decision.
(2) Regardless of what is written in sub-rule (1), a judgment can be prepared within fifteen days in a case where a matter of public right or concern is involved or a new principle or precedent is established.
(3) When the court prepares the judgment, it should be prepared in the format according to Schedule-11.
(4) Regardless of what is written in sub-rule (3), to prepare a judgment or final order in the format as per Schedule-12 in other cases as deemed appropriate by the bench, such as cases submitted for examination by the seeker, cases which have been decided without opposition in accordance with No. 202 of the Civil Code of Court Arrangements can However, this provision shall not be considered as prohibiting the preparation of judgment in the format as per Schedule-11 even in such cases.
(5) In the case that the judgment cannot be prepared within the period specified in sub-rules (1) and (2) and the party to the case requests information about the judgment, a brief judgment or order can be provided in the format as per schedule-13.
(6) In the case that the judgment cannot be prepared within the period specified in sub-rules (1) and (2) and the party to the case requests information on the judgment, information on the judgment or order can be provided in the format as per Schedule-14.
(7) The Chief Justice may fix any day or any time of the day for preparing the judgment in accordance with sub-rule (1).