Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago
My company filed a case against me for breaking my service agreement. The court decision came on January 27th, 2016, and the online status says “Case Status: CASE DISPOSED Nature of Disposal: Contested–DECREED WITH NO COSTS”. Does this mean I lost the case? What does “Contested–decreed with no costs” mean? The final judgment isn’t written yet. The court is a Civil Judge (Junior Division). The plaintiff is my employer, and I am the defendant. Could you please explain what this outcome means?
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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago
The outcome “Contested–decreed with no costs” means the court ruled in favor of your company, but you are not required to pay any court fees. This indicates that while you lost the case, the court deemed the dispute substantial enough to not impose costs on you. The final judgment will provide more details about the specific terms of the court’s decision.
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