(1) Under sub-section (1) of section 8 of the Act, when making a petition for the issuance of any appropriate order including injunction, remand, prohibition, writ of mandate and injunction order, in addition to the matters mentioned in rule 23, the following matters must also be disclosed:-
(a) Matters Relating to Jurisdiction of Courts,
(b) What legal right of the petitioner has been violated,
(c) Matters related to why injunctions, prohibitions, prohibitions and writs should be issued, 7(d) Civil Rights (Code) Act, 2074, if there is a suspicion of violation of civil rights as per paragraph-3, how the rights provided by which section of that paragraph should be violated. It is likely to happen,
(e) the remedy sought by the petitioner, and
(f) the grounds on which such treatment may be obtained.
(2) If, in the opinion of the court, it appears from the processing of the petition as per sub-rule (1) that the respondent did not do so (prima facie case), on the specified date, if there is any reason why the order as requested in the petition should not be issued, he or his representative or legal practitioner shall appear in writing to show the reason. will issue an order in the name of the respondent.
(3) If it appears that any other person should be understood while considering the written answer received in accordance with sub-rule (2), the court may also understand such person. A.