(1) At the commencement of the hearing of the case, the Bench may instruct the legal practitioners of both parties to conduct arguments limited to the questions to be decided in the case.
(2) The Bench may fix the time for the hearing, considering the nature and content of the case. In this way, the legal practitioner will have to argue within the specified time limit.
(3) If the party or the legal practitioner of the party wants to submit a memorandum in a case scheduled for hearing, it must be submitted before the hearing of the case begins. Debate notes shall not be taken after the conclusion of the debate unless the Bench so orders in respect of the nature of the case and the matter in dispute.
(4) In the event that more than one legal practitioner is represented in a case, the bench may direct the debate to be conducted in such a way that one of the legal practitioners will argue as the chief legal practitioner and the other legal practitioners will debate on separate factual and legal questions. (5) According to sub-rules (1), (2), (3) and (4), it shall be the duty of the concerned legal practitioner to do so in accordance with the time fixed or given by the bench.