Meaning of 'made' in law: an order is made when pronounced, not when subsequently drawn up. The term made is the past participle of 'make' and, in legal usage, denotes when an instrument comes into existence; specifically, a court order is ... Summary
Meaning of 'made' in law: an order is made when pronounced, not when subsequently drawn up.
The term made is the past participle of 'make' and, in legal usage, denotes when an instrument comes into existence; specifically, a court order is regarded as made on the day it is pronounced, not when it is subsequently drawn up, making the pronouncement the operative moment for the order's existence and temporal effects.
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