(1) Based on the petition or the application of the concerned party, the Commercial Court may issue such interim order as it deems appropriate and necessary.
(2) When issuing an order as per sub-rule (1), when the case is finally decided, the property or amount to be received by him does not exist, the nature of the immovable property changes, it may be transferred to someone else's name or ownership or on any other basis, the applicant for the interim order may be harassed by further litigation. If the court deems it reasonable and necessary, upon the application made by the concerned party to the court that there is a situation, the amount in the account of the bank or financial institution shall be withheld in whole or in part as necessary until the case is settled, either temporarily or by informing the other party according to the situation, any property shall be transferred elsewhere. or may order to prevent the change of form or to place movable goods or goods in the custody of the responsible person.
(3) If an interim order has been issued after hearing one of the parties according to sub-rule (1), if the other party makes an application to cancel the order, the date of the hearing will be set and notice given to both parties and an appropriate order can be made. However, if the date of the hearing is set in such manner, if the hearing cannot be held due to the party to whom the interim order was issued, the previously issued interim order shall automatically be cancelled.
(4) If an interim order is issued after hearing one party or after hearing both parties, the bench may cancel the previously issued interim order if an application is made by the party requesting the interim order to postpone the payment.
(5) During the discussion regarding the interim order in the case, if it is found that the other party will be damaged after the final decision of the case due to the issuance of an interim order in their interest, the commercial court may issue an interim order with conditions if satisfied with the application made by the party expressing a written commitment to pay compensation according to the prevailing law.
(6) An application for an interim order shall ordinarily be brought up for hearing on the next day.
(7) According to this rule, when the Commercial Court issues an interim order or refuses to issue an interim order, the clear basis and reason thereof shall be mentioned.