Your question is vague. But, it appears that the judgment has been reserved in your case and you want to argue the case before the judgment is delivered.
Please note that the very fact that the judgment has been reserved, implies that the hearing of the case has already been completed and arguments have been heard already. At this stage, it may not be possible to argue the case again. But, if you have some very compelling reasons to do so, you may try making a request to the court to hear you by de-reserving the judgment. It is up to the court, depending on the circumstances, whether or not to agree to your request.
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