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Rule 62
The chief registrar can order
: (1) If someone makes an application to the court to include the issues and questions of the nature that have been decided by the court from the record of a case, the chief registrar, if he sees fit, can give an order to do it in accordance with the decision of the court. But such an order shall not be given in the following cases:-
  • If it is found that the matter of public concern is included in the petition,
  • If it is seen that there are different principles presented on the matter raised in the petition,
  • Any work in the petition If it is found that an interim order has been requested and submitted.
(2) The court shall set up a separate register book and keep a record of the petition under sub-rule (1).
(3) If he is not satisfied with the order given according to sub-rule (1), such party may file a complaint according to rule 10 by keeping a copy of the order as well.
(4) If a complaint is filed in accordance with sub-rule (3), the court will process and dispose of such complaint in the same manner as a petition registered under paragraph-6.
(5) If an application for an interim order is filed after the appeal has been registered, the Chief Registrar shall, in the case of other matters, order as much as he can order in accordance with this regulation and submit it to the bench.