(1) The Appellate Court shall hear the dispute after the petition or complaint has been registered according to the Act and these regulations, and after the counter or written answer has been filed, the dispute shall be heard on a date. In that way, when the court assigns a date to the party, the reason for the date for which the date is assigned will be clearly stated and the same practice will be kept in the compensation of the date attached to the missile.
(2) If the petitioner or complainant is not present on the date fixed by the court, even if the date passes, if his legal practitioner is present and wants to take action on the complaint or petition, the court will not be hindered from hearing and deciding.
(3) If a party is absent on the day of the deadline or date set by the court due to unforeseen circumstances, the court may grant a deadline or date that has passed for a maximum of seven days for one time, if a request is made to extend the deadline or date that has passed within seven days, except for the time limit.
(4) On the date set by the court, such application or complaint shall be placed on the docket after the expiry of the time limit for holding the date fixed by the court without the presence of the party, his heirs or legal practitioner.