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Rule 38
Provisions related to expiry of the deadline
Regardless of what is written in the current law, if the deadline has passed due to reasonable cause in the case of the petition given under this paragraph, then in the case of a case of direct detention by both the deadline and the date, a maximum of seven 20 days once and in case of an injunction, a maximum of fifteen days once. The deadline can be postponed. But,
(1) If one of the persons required to be present on the date has died, or if she is a woman, has given birth, the date has passed, the date has expired, or the means of transport has not been operated due to the date of delivery or any other reason, or due to divine calamity such as an earthquake, the road has been opened or the traffic has opened on the date. Or in the event of a natural disaster, if the applicant appears within fifteen days from the date of the application and submits an application with evidence, the deadline can be fixed.
(2) The deadline for the discussion for issuing or canceling the interim order cannot be set or postponed.
(1) If one of the persons required to be present on the date has died, or if she is a woman, has given birth, the date has passed, the date has expired, or the means of transport has not been operated due to the date of delivery or any other reason, or due to divine calamity such as an earthquake, the road has been opened or the traffic has opened on the date. Or in the event of a natural disaster, if the applicant appears within fifteen days from the date of the application and submits an application with evidence, the deadline can be fixed.
(2) The deadline for the discussion for issuing or canceling the interim order cannot be set or postponed.