(1) In relation to any petition made under Rule 31, if the court deems it appropriate and necessary, it may issue necessary and appropriate orders for the period until the petition is decided. But,
(1) If the court deems it necessary, it may issue an interim order for a specific period or refer the other party for discussion regarding whether the interim order should be continued or not.
(2) During the discussion regarding the interim order, if the other party is damaged after the final decision of the writ petition due to the issuance of an interim order in their interest, the bench may issue an interim order with conditions if they express a written commitment to pay compensation in accordance with the prevailing law.
(3) If an interim order has been issued after hearing one party, or if the other party has not been given an opportunity to present his case for any reason, that party may file an application for the cancellation of such interim order, and if the court deems it appropriate and necessary, to cancel the previous interim order or to make necessary can be amended.
(4) Even if an application has been submitted for the issuance or cancellation of an interim order, if the bench feels that it is appropriate to decide on that matter, the bench may decide and the mere fact that it has been submitted for an interim order will not prevent the decision on that matter.
(2) The interim order issued in accordance with sub-rule (1) shall be deemed automatically canceled after the final decision of the petition. 9 (3) If a party has been given a notice for discussion regarding the issuance or cancellation of an interim order, and if the discussion cannot be held on the specified day for any reason, if the discussion is to be held on the next day, the side who has been referred will be kept on the date until the discussion is completed for that purpose. Frequent notices will not be issued for discussion purposes.
(4) If there is an order to bring the other party to discuss whether or not to continue the previously issued interim order, if the discussion cannot be held on that day because of the applicant party, then the interim order will be invalid.
(5) Interim order up to the date of hearing on the date specified in the case in which the interim order has been issuedIf the order cannot be discussed, if another date is set, such order will continue until that date.
(6) According to this rule, when the court issues an interim order or refuses to issue an interim order, the reason for the same shall be clearly mentioned.
(7) If it is deemed necessary to understand a person other than the defendant from the petition filed under this paragraph, the court may understand or cause such person to appear.
(8) If any person other than the person made by the petitioner as a respondent applies to be involved in the proceedings because his rights or interests are connected with the subject of the petition, the court may order that he be involved in such proceedings if deemed appropriate and appropriate.