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Rule 73
Initial Procedure and Management of Cases

(1) After agreeing on a date for both parties to respond to the case, a hearing will be set for the case management discussion, usually within seven days. But if there is a provision otherwise in the prevailing law, it will be according to the same. (2) According to the law, whether or not the dispute can be resolved through reconciliation or arbitration or alternative means other than the court, it will be discussed and kept in the record.
(3) In the case management discussion, if it is decided that the case should be processed by the court, a maximum of fifteen days will be fixed for the preliminary hearing and the necessary orders and other actions to be taken in the case will be taken in that time. 7(4) Proceedings of the case shall not be stayed because of an application to the court hearing the appeal in accordance with the prevailing law against the interim order passed during the hearing of the case.
(5) After the matters to be dealt with from the initial hearing of the case are decided, the date of the final hearing shall be determined by the bench and the registrar, the parties and the opposition of the case and legal professionals shall be instructed to make a schedule for other proceedings so as not to exceed the period to be decided according to the procedure applicable to the case. While making such a schedule, the schedule should be determined by considering the convenience of the parties and the number of cases in the court.
(6) In addition to other things, the schedule should specify the date for the completion of the following tasks related to the proceedings of the case:
(a) The parties to the case shall submit and show evidence to each other,
(b) To understand the witnesses and evidence that the parties to the case want to present,
(c) Take other evidence or experts as deemed necessary by the court and take the remaining action.