Explanation:

- Decree

- A decree is a formal expression of a judgment.

- It conclusively determines the rights of the parties with regard to all or any of the matters in controversy.

- It is part of the final judgment.

- Order

- An order is a direction issued by a court or a judge.

- It may not conclusively determine the rights of the parties.

- Often interlocutory in nature.

- Judgment

- The reasoning given by a judge for a decree or order.

- Explains why the court reached a particular decision.

- May or may not conclusively determine rights.

- Application

- A procedural request or plea made to the court.

- Does not determine rights.

Answer: Decree