If the party to the case is present after the judgment of the case by the court, he should be given a document stating that the case has been decided after the judgment has been pronounced.
(2) If the party is not present according to sub-section (1), if there is an heir, such document shall be given to the heir.
(3) If no party is present when the judgment is pronounced according to sub-section (1), within three days after the judgment is prepared, the court deciding the case shall file an appeal in the name of such party in the format as per Schedule-20 by completing the procedure as per paragraph-8 by itself or through the lower court, the deadline for the appeal along with the notification of the decision. If there is no appeal, the notice of decision will have to be sent for delivery.
(4) For the purpose of sub-section (3), the party to the case himself, his heirs or his legal practitioner are present and argued the case at the time of decision.
(5) Notwithstanding anything written in sub-sections (1) and (2), the court shall hear the judgment on the same day as the judgment is prepared and signed and verified by the judge on the same day as the judgment is delivered, even if the judgment is delivered in accordance with section 198. It will be considered as the day received.