(1) At the commencement of the hearing of the case, the Bench may instruct the legal practitioners of the parties to argue the case, being limited to the questions to be decided in the case.
(2). Depending on the nature and content of the case, the bench of the court may fix the time for the hearing. In this way, the legal practitioner will have to debate within the specified time.
(3) If the legal practitioner wants to submit an argument note in a case scheduled for hearing, or if the court has ordered to submit an argument note, such an argument note must be submitted before the hearing of the case begins. If the bench orders regarding the nature of the case and the disputed matter, the argument note can be submitted even after the hearing is over.
(4) If there is more than one legal practitioner in a case, one of the legal practitioners will be debated by the court as the leading legal practitioner. and other legal practitioners may give instructions to manage the debate by debating separate factual and legal questions.
(5) It shall be the duty of the concerned legal practitioner to comply with the time fixed or given by the court in accordance with this rule.