Because of the importance of a marital transaction contract or a particular judgment, it is extremely important that you hire a lawyer (even to a limited extent) to design or at least review your proposed agreement. There are certain terms that should be used, that are essential to your future, and there may be some provisions that you do not understand in your agreement that could be extremely damaging to you. The Supreme Court of Canada recognized the Common Law`s obligation to provide “reasonable” reasons for judgment and stated that “reasoned judgment is essential to the public`s view for the legitimacy of judicial institutions.” [46] Determining the adequacy of the reasons for the decision is a contextual exercise that may require different information depending on the circumstances of the case or some other depth of argument. [47] As a general rule, Canadian courts are expected to set out to the general public[48] the reasons for the decision[48] to prove that the judges are dealing with the parties` briefs[49] to explain why the parties won or lost[50] and to allow a useful appeal review (in case the case the case could be challenged). [51] Finally, John spoke to a lawyer who told him to draft an agreement with the company. Under the terms of the judgment, John now pays a monthly amount of US$100 and must pay the full debt within 60 months. A judgment is a court decision. In signing the established judgment, a debtor is held liable for payments and must not be de-incarcerated by the courtesy of a court if he is late in his payments. If the debtor is not interested in a judgment, he may accept a decision of approval – a voluntary order drawn up between two parties interested in an agreement on the payment of the debt.

Consent orders vary by state and jurisdiction. If a party violates the terms of a predetermined judgment or a conjugal transaction agreement, which are almost always enshrined in a judgment on the dissolution of the marriage, you have a whole series of ways to enforce the conditions. A court`s obligations to judge are set out in the Code of Civil Procedure. [113] A court decision must contain certain information, including the parties and their representatives, the Tribunal and the judges involved in the decision, the date of the proceedings, the merits of the proceedings and the reasons for the judgment. [114] In practical terms, the legislation provides that “claims and remedies or defence must be brought to justice, highlighting petitions filed.