Regardless of what is written in the current law, if it is found that the deadline has passed due to reasonable reasons in the case of the petition given under this paragraph, the deadline and the date shall be used for a maximum of seven days in case of a case of direct arrest and in case of other cases, a maximum of fifteen days once. The deadline can be postponed. But,
(a) If one of the persons to be present on the date has died, or if she is a woman, has given birth, the date has passed, the date has expired, or the means of transport has not been operated due to the date of delivery, or due to any other circumstances, or due to divine calamities such as earthquakes, roads have opened or traffic has been running on the date, or In the event of a natural disaster, the deadline can be fixed if the applicant appears within fifteen days from the date of occurrence and submits a petition with evidence.
(b) Rule 86. shall be in accordance with the same.
(c) There shall be no adjournment or adjournment of the hearing for the issuance or cancellation of an interim order.