According to Section 2(14) of the Code, “order” refers to the formal statement of any Civil Court judgement that is not a decree.

The Fundamental Components of an Order:

• Formal Expression of court.
• The term “Formal Expression” should not be construed as a decree.
• A civil court must render the decision.

Ordering Styles/TypesOrders that are appealable:
Orders that are appealable. Orders referred to in Section 104 and CPC Order 43 Rule 1 are instances of appealable orders.

As a general rule, on Order of a Court is founded on the objective consideration and such judicial order must contain a discussion of the question at issue and the reasons which prevailed in the court which led to the passing of the Order

Orders can be classed as follows:

Final Order:
The final order establishes the parties’ rights in the Suit.

Interlocutory Order:
Temporary orders were made by the Court through out the case. it only settle and intervening matter relating to the cause, interlocutory order is also known as Interim Order. it is decision of the Court which does not deal with the finality of the case but rather settles a subordinate issue relating to the main subject matter.