(1) If any matter of a claim is not maintained until the final decision of a petition, if the claim of such petition is deemed to be futile, the concerned petitioner may request for the issuance of an interim order to open such proceedings.
(2) If an interim order is requested in accordance with sub-section (1), the court may, if deemed appropriate and necessary, issue any of the following orders for the period pending the decision of the application:-
(a) To issue interim orders specifying a particular period,
(b) To order that the other party be brought forward for discussion as to whether or not the interim order issued in accordance with clause (a) should be continued,
(c) During the discussion regarding the interim order, if it is found that the other party has suffered damage after the final decision of the application due to the issuance of an interim order in their interest, to issue an interim order with conditions if they express a written commitment to pay compensation in accordance with the prevailing law,
(d) If the subject of the application and claim is not in the status quo, if it appears that the petition and the claim are futile, to keep such subject in the status quo.
(3) Notwithstanding anything written in sub-section (2), the court shall not be hindered from making a final decision on the matter if it thinks that it is appropriate to make a decision on the application submitted for interim order.
(4) The interim order issued in accordance with sub-section (2) shall be deemed automatically canceled after the final decision of the petition.
(5) Notwithstanding anything written elsewhere in this section, after the court once refuses to issue an interim order, the party concerned may apply again for such an order on the same subject by showing the basis and reason for a fundamental change in the circumstances.
(6) If an application is received as per sub-section (5), the court may issue an interim order or other appropriate order in relation to the interim order after hearing both parties.
(7) If there is an order directing the other party to discuss whether or not to continue the interim order issued in accordance with sub-section (2), if the discussion cannot be held on the same day due to the petitioner, then such interim order shall be void.It will happen.
(8) According to this section, when the court issues an interim order or refuses to issue an interim order, the reasons for the same shall be disclosed.
(9) If an order has been issued in accordance with sub-section (2) or (6), nothing written in this section shall hinder the proceeding of the case so that such order shall not be affected.