(1) The petitioner may request that an interim order be issued to declare that the petition is null and void if any of the matters on which the petition is filed are not maintained until the final decision of the petition.
(2) If an interim order is requested in accordance with sub-rule (1), if the party sees irreparable damage or if there is a serious violation of fundamental rights or legal provisions, or if it is deemed appropriate and necessary from the point of view of the balance of convenience, the court may do as follows:-
(a) to issue an interim order for a specified period or pending final disposal of the application,
(b) to issue an interim order pending the conclusion of the discussion, where the other party has been referred for discussion,
(c) To issue an interim order after hearing the discussion of both parties by ordering the other party to be brought to discuss whether or not an interim order should be issued,
(d) To order that the other party be brought forward for discussion regarding the continuation or not of the interim order issued after conducting a one-party hearing,
(e) During the discussion regarding the interim order, to issue an interim order with conditions if the other party has suffered damage after the final decision of the petition due to the issuance of an interim order in their interest.
(3) When issuing an interim order in accordance with sub-rule (2), the court may issue other appropriate and necessary orders.
(4) The court may hold a final hearing on the petition submitted for discussion on whether or not to issue an interim order, when a written response has been received and the body has been reached.
(5) An interim order issued for a specific period in accordance with clause (a) of sub-rule (2) shall be deemed to be automatically canceled after the expiry of the period specified in that order.
(6) Notwithstanding anything written elsewhere in this rule, if the order is made to bring the other party to discuss the continuation or not of the interim order, if the discussion cannot be held on that day due to the petitioner's reason, then the interim order shall automatically become inactive.p; will be.
(7) If an interim order has been issued in accordance with this rule, upon the application of a party or if the court itself finds that it is not necessary to continue the interim order, the court may revoke the said interim order at any time.
(8) The interim order issued in accordance with this rule shall be deemed automatically canceled after the final decision of the petition.
(9) According to this rule, when the court issues an interim order or refuses to issue an interim order, the reasons for the same shall be disclosed.