A party who is not satisfied with the following order passed by a lower court in connection with the proceedings of the case may apply to the court hearing the appeal of such court to cancel or cancel such order within fifteen days from the date of such order:-
(a) keeping a party to a date or taking bail or court fees from him,
(b) In accordance with paragraph-10, the appeal before the judge against the order of the bench stating that the case cannot be registered, such appeal has been cancelled,
(c) In accordance with paragraph-11, during the preliminary hearing, an order has been made regarding rights, limits or jurisdiction, (d) made any other order in connection with the proceedings of the case.
(2) Notwithstanding anything written in sub-section (1), the party to the case may file an application in the court hearing the appeal of such court, claiming that the action taken in any court has expired or that the action required to be taken in accordance with the law in the case has not been completed within the prescribed period. br> (3) If there is any application according to sub-section (1) or (2), the court hearing the appeal shall hear such application by taking a report from the relevant court as required or by drawing a missile.
(4) During the hearing in accordance with sub-section (3), if the order or action taken by the lower court is found to be out of date or out of time, the court hearing the appeal may order in the name of the lower court to set aside, cancel such order or to do other things as it deems appropriate according to the law.