Official decisions made by a court are called?

• A. Currency
• B. Judgements
• C. Law Reports
• D. Evidence

Answer: (B)

The main idea is that a court’s official decision is the judgment. A judgment is the formal ruling that resolves the case, naming who wins and what orders or remedies are issued, and it usually includes the reasons the court reached that decision. This ruling is binding on the parties and helps establish their legal rights or duties, potentially guiding future cases as precedent. By contrast, currency refers to money, law reports are where judgments and other case details are published, and evidence is the information introduced to prove facts during the case. So the official decision issued by a court is called a judgment.